Uh...
No question for Marie "I'm a Christian" Osmond—the proud Mormon mother of a dyke daughter—about the Mormon church's rabid opposition to her own daughter's rights?
I realize that this is just Entertainment Tonight, and that the actual Mary Hart was replaced years ago with a digitally animated Mary Hart, and that they're rushing to get to the real reason for this interview—the Nutra Systems plug—but when Marie Osmond says she "thinks it's sad that we have to separate something from society," referring to her daughter, and then goes on to compare the hatred of gays and lesbians to anti-Mormon sentiment back in the bad ol' days, even the animated Mary Hart should've pointed out that the people working the hardest to "separate [gays and lesbians] from society" are MORMONS. Christ.
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Let voters decide benefits
Referendum 71 will be signed on the streets and in the churches across Washington in the next month. People want to decide for themselves whether the benefits and responsibilities of marriage (180 applications) should apply equally to any same-sex couple who registers with the state. This is what Senate Bill 5688 will require unless 120,577 valid signatures are submitted by July 25.
Four reasons why I support R-71:
1. It is a fact that marriage benefits all of society; as well as men, women, and children. It reduces poverty, enhances health, longevity and happiness.
2. It is a fact that homosexual coupling is medically dangerous and costly to society and individuals.
3. R-71 will allow every voter in November to stop SB5688 and save scarce resources, preserve the essential boundaries of traditional marriage, and protect personal freedoms and public health.
4. I care!
Promote R-71 and let the people decide.
Penny A. Lancaster
Spokane
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