Posted on Dec 9, 2022
A Republican congresswoman broke down in tears begging her colleagues to vote against a same-sex...
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Not a tear shed on the house floor for the kids who were massacred at school. However, two consenting adults of the same sex getting married is enough to make her cry on the house floor. Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.
A Republican congresswoman broke down in tears begging her colleagues to vote against a same-sex...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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During World War 2 concentration camp prisoners had to wear coloured triangles on their clothes thus political prisoners wore red,Jews wore yellow,homosexual...
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..."In Justice Clarence Thomas' opinion in the Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization from 2022, he called for the high court to reconsider several Supreme Court rulings that were made using the due process clause, which includes the Obergefell ruling.
Following his opinion and the Supreme Court's reversal of the nation's abortion protections granted in the famous Roe v. Wade case, Democrats labored to enshrine same-sex marriage protections in law.
This is not Hartzler's first time fighting against the expansion of marriage protections — as the Kansas City Star first noted, prior to her time in Congress, Hartzler vehemently pushed for an amendment to be added to Missouri's constitution that would define marriage as between a man and a woman.
Hartzler, who's been in Congress since 2011, will not be returning in 2023 after losing her campaign for an open Senate seat.
Rep. Hartzler's office did not respond to Insider's request for comment."
..."In Justice Clarence Thomas' opinion in the Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization from 2022, he called for the high court to reconsider several Supreme Court rulings that were made using the due process clause, which includes the Obergefell ruling.
Following his opinion and the Supreme Court's reversal of the nation's abortion protections granted in the famous Roe v. Wade case, Democrats labored to enshrine same-sex marriage protections in law.
This is not Hartzler's first time fighting against the expansion of marriage protections — as the Kansas City Star first noted, prior to her time in Congress, Hartzler vehemently pushed for an amendment to be added to Missouri's constitution that would define marriage as between a man and a woman.
Hartzler, who's been in Congress since 2011, will not be returning in 2023 after losing her campaign for an open Senate seat.
Rep. Hartzler's office did not respond to Insider's request for comment."
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