The National Organization for Marriage launched a bus tour earlier this summer to convince people that same-sex marriages are terrible. Problem is, around the world, courts and legislatures are finding the exact opposite.

When Gay People Get Married: What Happens When Societies Legalize Same-Sex Marriage

from Prop 8 in CA to Massachusetts, to Oregon’s Right to Die to Washington’s medical marijuana, liberals seek to nullify federal law

It’s hard to imagine two pastors spending weeks and weeks preaching and testifying about protecting against same sex marriage in their churches, but then being reluctant to do the same in court. On the other hand, as a pastor, I can imagine a very interesting question-and-answer session between the plaintiff’s lawyer and the pastors about their unwillingness to preach. . .

Harold Ford Jr. is essentially a Republican ‘trojan horse’ candidate masquerading as a Democrat. For those of you who reside in New York, read on … he could become your next U.S. Senator.

After a string of demoralizing defeats, the New York Senate takes up same sex marriage today, only without a guarantee of sufficient support.

Marriage equality activists in New Jersey realize their window is closing on getting a bill passed and signed into law; incoming Governor Chris Christie opposes equality and says he won’t sign a bill. What’s next?

Voters in Maine took overwhelmingly progressive positions on a variety of issues, but same sex marriage still failed. Why?

I am not Gay, but I insist on Gay Rights. I am not Black either; in fact, I am not part of any identifiable racial minority. I am not Asian, Hispanic or Middle Eastern. I am not physically disabled. I am not too poor, I am not an immigrant and I am not a woman; but I believe that equality for all means just that.

No person or group has the right to exclusive use of the most durable crucible of personal transformation. That crucible is marriage.