Parties watching gay marriage debate's effect on Ohio elections

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6/5/2006, 5:09 p.m. ET
By DAVID HAMMER
The Associated Press

WASHINGTON (AP) — Conservatives and a newly mobilized gay rights lobby are watching the debate over a federal gay marriage ban for its impact on Ohio voters picking a governor and U.S. senator this year.

The proposed constitutional amendment has little chance of passing. But with President Bush advocating it, the issue is expected to galvanize voters again in Ohio.

"The fight for traditional marriage is one of the epic battles of our generation, but it's a battle worth fighting," said Rod Parsley, senior pastor of World Harvest Church in Columbus, who joined Bush at an event Monday near the White House.

In 2004, Ohio conservatives rallied around a state gay marriage ban and helped deliver a narrow victory for Bush in the decisive state. This year, gay rights activists were motivated to promote Democratic Rep. Sherrod Brown against Sen. Mike DeWine when DeWine co-sponsored the federal amendment and helped it get to the Senate floor...

Half of those gays are border jumping brown folk.
Might as well back it up with some xenophobia

if Rove pulls this one off, I suppose you've got to hand it him, in which case I'm sorry to say Americans don't deserve any better!

He's all about plugging the dyke... oops... (not that there's anything wrong with that.)

Steal the P from Dubya before he pees on us again!

missingPproject.com

and give them a cookie . . . "Good doggie . . . you voted Repuke. Now roll over for Pavlov . . ."

Ohio voted for Kerry but the election was stolen.

Now, they've still got the rigged machines and they can steal it again, but it's important to remember that terror over gay marriage didn't work last time, and probably won't work this time.