Ose Pushes Gay Marriage

By Ken Campbell | 04/01/08 | 12:21 PM EDT | 0 Comments

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On March 7, 2000 Proposition 22 (Defense of Marriage Act) passed in California by a 61.4% to 38.6% margin.  In Placer County Prop 22 passed by a landslide 69.5% to 30.5%. No doubt it is because of that landslide victory that former Sacramento Congressman Doug Ose will not tell you he has bought into the "Gay Agenda" and advocates "gay marriage".  But remember the rule, "Don't listen to what a Washington politician tells you, but rather look at what they do and how they vote."  When Ose had the opportunity to weigh in on this issue, Ose voted to dismantle Prop 22.

 

On July 22, 2004, Ose voted against limiting the court review of the Defense of Marriage Act ( i.e. Prop 22), HR 3313 (view bill here), roll call vote # 410 (view vote here).  We all know how renegade judges find new things in the Constitution so pro-family Congress members voted to limit the court review (and overturn) of DOMA.  The Constitution provides for this in Article III, Section 2.  Pro-family northern CA Congressmen John Doolittle, Wally Herger and Richard Pombo voted to support Prop 22.  Ose voted with Nancy Pelosi, Barney Frank, Charlie Rangel and the rest of the gay activists.

 

Voters can accept when politicians have a different position, but when the politician flat out lies and tries to cover up their position and votes-- that is unacceptable.  One must wonder what else is that politician lying about... Ose's position on the Second Amendment comes to mind.

 

What a night and day, light and darkness difference between Doug Ose and Tom McClintock.  McClintock supports Prop 22 in word and deed.

 

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