Maryland Senate Bill 212, the so-called "Fairness for All Marylanders Act of 2014", is nothing more than a bill to advance the gay and transgender life styles. In uber-liberal Montgomery County, a similar measure passed (but not without valiant opposition). The rest of the state doesn't reek quite as badly of progressivism so there might be hope of killing this thing.
It is now before the Judicial Proceedings Committee. I understand that they were slated to vote on it tomorrow; I don't know if the weather will cause postponement of that vote. Please call each and every person on that committee and tell them to oppose it. Let's kill it before it goes to the floor.
Showing posts with label transgender rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transgender rights. Show all posts
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Coming Soon To Montgomery County
The current membership of the Montgomery County Council two years ago voted to give so-called "trangender" people special rights that will fly in the face of all other people. As we fought to bring the measure to ballot, the proponents of this measure mocked us for our concerns. Unfortunately our concerns are vindicated by an account (from Lifesite News) of a sixth-grade boy, who thinks he's a cross-gender girl, who, by ruling of the Maine Human Rights Commission, was granted the right to use the girls' rest room at school.
What renders this story particularly tragic are the boy's equally confused parents. Instead of seeking help for the boy that he so desperately needs, they are falling right into lockstep with this madness. I can only surmise that they aren't playing with full decks either. At any rate, they are only exaserbating the poor boy's very serious difficulties.
Duchy Trachtenberg and Dana Beyer originated the slop that has placed the above-described scenario in our not-too-distant future. Fortunately they both lost their primary elections a few weeks ago. In November, let's retire as many of the other council members as possible.
What renders this story particularly tragic are the boy's equally confused parents. Instead of seeking help for the boy that he so desperately needs, they are falling right into lockstep with this madness. I can only surmise that they aren't playing with full decks either. At any rate, they are only exaserbating the poor boy's very serious difficulties.
Duchy Trachtenberg and Dana Beyer originated the slop that has placed the above-described scenario in our not-too-distant future. Fortunately they both lost their primary elections a few weeks ago. In November, let's retire as many of the other council members as possible.
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