2012 North Carolina Amendment 1

Marriage Amendment press release from NC General Assembly

More Intolerance From The Left

In a troubling trend, a person who disagrees with the views of another person wants that person to be penalized, or, in the current example, hurt financially. Rather than choosing…

Ado

Today, just about every other headline in the local daily pertains to Amendment One. My favorite thing about the legislation is the way I keep hearing people say really strange…

Amendment One test case

Opponents of Amendment One stressed “warned it could result in a host of problems for unmarried couples with children,” and also “could even deprive unmarried women of protections against domestic…

Two GCS board members running from behind

Two incumbent Guilford County Board of Education incumbents —Paul Daniels and Sandra Alexander — finished second in their respective, primaries, meaning they’ll be running from behind in the November general…

Re: Amendment One passes

The front page of today’s N&R says a lot. In spite of attempts to make Amendment One a racial issue, African-Americans were the silent majority. Locker Room reports Amendment One…

Triangle Counties Embarrassingly Out Of Touch With North Carolina

The amendment to safeguard traditional marriage passed by a mile — 61 to 39 percent. Take a look at the color-coded election-results map to see just how far to the Left…

10:15 AM: Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt Is On CNN Opposing The Marriage Amendment

W-S council passes resolution opposing Amendment One

By a 7-1 vote, with Republican Robert Clark casting the lone ‘no’ vote. Clark said the resolution was not pertinent to city business, but went on to say he voted…

HPE endorses Amendment One

Yesterday’s editorial: Opponents of Amendment One have called its language ambiguous. They’ve contended that if it is approved by voters Tuesday, children possibly will go without health care, possibly be…

Where the pro-Amendment One signs are

Not in Fisher Park; in Rockingham County: As you leave Greensboro and head north along U.S. 220, the view changes. Rows of light-blue signs are replaced by navy ones. Where…

A Panel Discussion On The Marriage Amendment

Next Thurday’s event will no doubt be a spirited, intellectual look at the marriage amendment that will appear on the May 8 ballot. Panelists: *Dr. Michael Munger, Department of Political Science, Duke…