Top Cisco employee reportedly fired for defending marriage, family
Cisco reportedly fired Dr. Frank Turek after receiving complaints from a homosexual manager regarding Turek’s authorship of a book on homosexuality and marriage.
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New York senator: ‘my priest embraced me’ after voting for gay ‘marriage’
"When I went up to receive Communion, my priest embraced me,” said Republican State Senator Jim Alesi, who voted in favor of gay "marriage."
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Democrats fail to stop Gov. Christie’s defunding of Planned Parenthood
Christie had vetoed more than $1.3 billion in extra spending demanded by the Democrat-controlled legislature for FY 2012, including the state family planning funds that would be available to Planned Parenthood.
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Second botched abortion 911 call from New Mexico clinic released
“We are demanding will all urgency that Southwestern Women’s Options be closed immediately before they hurt or kill someone else,” said Troy Newman of Operation Rescue.
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House votes to block same-sex ‘weddings’ on military bases
The amendment was added to the 2012 Department of Defense authorization bill by a vote of 236 – 184.
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Illinois ends contracts with Catholic adoption agencies over homosexuality
“They made a choice,” said Gov. Quinn, a self-professed Catholic. “Any organization that decides that because of the civil unions law that they won’t participate voluntarily in a program, that’s their choice.”
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National porn awareness campaign begins this week
"Pornography is silently and secretly destroying men, women, and children," the organizers of the campaign state.
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Obama: my administration is most pro-gay in history
"We have done more in the two-and-a-half years I have been in here than the previous 43 presidents," said Obama at a gay-rights event at the White House.
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Boston pride Mass was ‘pastoral malpractice’ against gay community: Mass. priest
Rev. Roger Landry said that the so-called "gay pride" Mass in Boston "has brought to the surface issues that extend far beyond the boundaries of one parish or archdiocese."
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Bachmann takes lead in Iowa poll
The poll of 500 likely caucus-goers shows Bachmann has consolidated 25 percent of the vote, inching ahead of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
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