ThinkProgress (6/22): Cornerstone — which has been instrumental to opposing same-sex marriage in New Hampshire and leading the charge to repeal it — is closely linked to anti-gay groups like The Alliance Defense Fund, the Family Research Council, Focus on the Family, and the National Organization for Marriage and has “endorsed the discredited ‘ex-gay’ therapy groups such as Exodus International, Love Won Out, PFOX, and the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH).”
- Posted: 06/27/2011
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: thinkprogress.org
- Tags: ADF: Media Clips, Group: Cornerstone Policy Research, Group: Family Research Council (FRC), Group: National Organization for Marriage (NOM), Topic: Marriage
Concord Monitor: “The Family Research Council in Washington, D.C., has vowed to do ‘whatever it takes’ to repeal gay marriage in New Hampshire. Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders in Boston is promising to do ‘whatever it takes’ to stop them.”
- Posted: 01/04/2011
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- Category: Marriage & Family
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- Source: www.concordmonitor.com
- Tags: Category: Marriage and Family, Group: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Group: Cornerstone Policy Research, Group: Family Research Council (FRC), Group: Family Watch International, Group: Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAD), Group: Gill Foundation, Group: Human Rights Campaign (HRC), Group: National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Group: National Organization for Marriage (NOM), Group: New Hampshire Freedom to Marry, Group: Stand for Marriage Maine, Topic: Homosexual Agenda, Topic: Marriage
Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life:
“Stunned by four states legalizing same-sex marriage in just two months, social conservatives are working hard to stop it, often through the avenue where they’ve had their greatest success: the ballot box.
‘The integrity of our most fundamental institutions is in question and needs to be in question,’ says Mike Heath, executive director of the Maine Family Policy Council, an evangelical Christian lobbying group.
‘I see our institutions as having become openly hostile (to religious views). They’re responsive to the elite and moneyed interests that dominate our statehouse. … The only hope here is the people.’
Reason No. 1 for turning to the ballot box? It works . . .”
- Posted: 06/09/2009
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- Category: Marriage & Family
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- Source: pewforum.org
- Tags: Category: Marriage and Family, Group: Cornerstone Policy Research, Group: Iowa Family Policy Center, Group: Maine Family Policy Council, Group: National Organization for Marriage (NOM), State: Iowa, State: Maine, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Homosexual Agenda, Topic: Marriage
Baptist Press: “Jim Campbell, an attorney with the Alliance Defense Fund, another religious liberty legal organization, said a statute would be more likely to be overturned in court if it did nix previous marriages. But he agreed that New Hampshire could, if it wanted, reverse course on the overall issue of ‘gay marriage’ legalization. ‘Assuming the government has the authority to redefine marriage, it also has the authority to restore it to its traditional definition,’ he told BP.”
- Posted: 06/04/2009
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.sbcbaptistpress.org
- Tags: ADF: Jim Campbell, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Marriage and Family, Group: Cornerstone Policy Research, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Marriage
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