Will the BlueBishop, who was quick to distance himself from MOG's religious
views likewise distance himself from President Bush's inference that same-sex
relationships are immoral institutions that must be shielded from children and
equating them with the lobbying scandals that have plagued his Republican Party
in recent weeks?
For the State of the Union address:
"Many Americans, especially parents, still have deep concerns about the
direction of our culture, and the health of our most basic institutions. They
are concerned about unethical conduct by public officials, and discouraged by
activist courts that try to redefine marriage," said President Bush, ethically
tying marriage equality for same-sex couples to kick-back scandals that have
led to the indictment of Republican House Leader Tom Delay and a senior White
House official.
"I am encouraged by the progress the President has made in appointing judges
'who are servants of the law' and who refuse 'to legislate from the bench,'
marriage is a concern that cannot be left to the prerogative of the courts,"
said Family Research Council President Tony Perkins in reaction to the address.
Immediately after President Bush compared the recognition of same-sex marriage
to Republican ethics scandals, Republican National Committee Chairman Ken
Mehlman emailed Republican supporters in response. Mehlman urged past
contributors to the Republican National Committee to sign a petition supporting
the points President Bush made in his address, and to contact Congress to
convey that support. The request was followed by a solicitation for "soft
money" funds for the committee.
Well, will he?
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