The cause of marriage was betrayed by the Republican state representatives listed below. They led voters to believe they supported traditional marriage, but instead voted in favor of same-sex marriage. They stood with Democrats from New York who created and funded a phony “Republican” front-group. They stood with interests who want to rip traditional marriage from the GOP platform. They stood against every major Republican candidate for President. Patrick F. Abrami Christopher J. Ahlgren Mary M. Allen David L. Babson … Continue reading →

Karen Grube, an early supporter of Prop 8, with a message to the New Hampshire legislature: In considering House Bill 437, the bill to repeal the gay marriage law passed in 2009, every member of the New Hampshire legislature needs to be reminded of why the voters elected veto-proof Republican majorities in both the House and the Senate in 2010. One obvious reason was the underhanded manner in which Democrat Senate President Sylvia Larsen violated Senate rules in order to … Continue reading →

National Anti-Traditional Marriage Activists Play Politics with NH Voters…Again… Standing Up for New Hampshire Families, the front organization for the national gay marriage lobby fighting against the restoration of marriage in New Hampshire, today continued its campaign aimed at fooling Granite Staters about the facts behind the flawed gay marriage law they bought and paid for in 2009. Just this week, Standing Up for New Hampshire Families, which recently accepted a $50,000 donation from New York City’s liberal, millionaire Mayor … Continue reading →

Why Libertarians Should Oppose Same-Sex Marriage by Maggie Gallagher Ron Paul, the de facto head of the libertarian wing of the GOP, has argued it is a state’s right to define marriage as it chooses. Here’s the case for why states should choose to support the traditional understanding of marriage and repeal same-sex marriage. Read more. The Limited Government/Libertarian Case for Man Woman Marriage by Jennifer Roback Morse, Ph.D What does it mean to be free, with respect to marriage … Continue reading →

A New Hampshire resident writes to the Nashua Telegraph: The Dec. 28 editorial titled “Gay-marriage law assault perplexing” left me equally perplexed – and insulted. What you characterize as an “assault” is actually a commonsense effort to finally put a much-needed check on a social activist agenda that doesn’t reflect the will of the people in New Hampshire. Your editorial also drips with contempt for voters who last year rejected politicians who supported gay marriage when they should have been … Continue reading →

A New Hampshire resident writes the Nashua Telegraph calling them out for editorial bias: I was saddened to read your Dec. 28 editorial (“Gay-marriage law assault perplexing”). Rarely have I seen an editorial go so far out of its way to ignore the facts about New Hampshire’s gay-marriage law. The notion that efforts to restore traditional marriage exist only because “conservative Republicans were emboldened by their landslide victory in 2010” completely ignores the fact that voters never asked for gay … Continue reading →

Dear Marriage Supporter, Lobbyists from New York and Washington, DC are camping out in New Hampshire as they work overtime to defeat HB 437, the bill to repeal same-sex marriage. Out-of-state money from Tim Gill and others is flooding into the state once again, and just yesterday we learned that a new PAC has been funded with $100,000 from unknown sources, for the express purpose of convincing Republican legislators to support same-sex marriage—or at least abandon any effort to repeal … Continue reading →