Legislative Blunder Annuls ALL Marriage
Have you heard the disturbing news about Proposition 2?
Any greedy insurance company, tricky divorce attorney or liberal
activist judge could use this Constitutional Amendment to annul all
marriage in Texas. Only your vote can fix it.
DON'T RISK IT - VOTE AGAINST IT!
READ IT FOR YOURSELF!
Proponents of Proposition 2 keep telling us it would protect
traditional marriage by writing into the Texas Constitution a
prohibition on marriage and civil unions for same-sex couples, but
it actually does much more - if passed it annuls ALL marriage in
Texas, even for heterosexuals.
That's because the language that would be written directly into the
Texas Constitution if this passes is flawed.
Don't take our word for it, read the language for yourself:
Article I (The Bill of Rights), Texas Constitution, would be amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 32. (a) MARRIAGE in this state shall consist ONLY OF THE UNION
OF ONE MAN AND ONE WOMAN.
(b) THIS STATE or a political subdivision of this state MAY NOT
create or RECOGNIZE ANY LEGAL STATUS IDENTICAL or similar TO
MARRIAGE.
By leaving out key words, legislators are invalidating all marriage!
The language is clear:
(a) defines marriage between one man and one woman, and
(b) prohibits the recognition of (a)
Therefore prohibiting marriage between one man and one woman!
Legislators in other states that have passed similar amendments got
it right, when trying to prohibit marriage between same-sex couples.
They included key language that clarifies marriage between one man
and one woman would still be recognized:
For example, in Utah, they defined marriage as between one man and
one woman, and then said, "NO OTHER domestic status or union, however
denominated, between persons is valid or recognized or may be
authorized, sanctioned, or given the same or substantially
equivalent legal effect as a marriage."
In Kentucky, the language read, "A legal status identical or
substantially similar to that of marriage FOR UNMARRIED INDIVIDUALS
shall not be valid or recognized."
DON'T RISK IT - VOTE AGAINST IT!
For more information, visit www.SaveTexasMarriage.com
To get involved and help spread the news about the Flawed language of
Proposition 2, contact Save Texas Marriage at
info@SaveTexasMarriage.com
You can also visit the Save Texas Marriage web site and to volunteer
to educate voters
Any greedy insurance company, tricky divorce attorney or liberal
activist judge could use this Constitutional Amendment to annul all
marriage in Texas. Only your vote can fix it.
DON'T RISK IT - VOTE AGAINST IT!
READ IT FOR YOURSELF!
Proponents of Proposition 2 keep telling us it would protect
traditional marriage by writing into the Texas Constitution a
prohibition on marriage and civil unions for same-sex couples, but
it actually does much more - if passed it annuls ALL marriage in
Texas, even for heterosexuals.
That's because the language that would be written directly into the
Texas Constitution if this passes is flawed.
Don't take our word for it, read the language for yourself:
Article I (The Bill of Rights), Texas Constitution, would be amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 32. (a) MARRIAGE in this state shall consist ONLY OF THE UNION
OF ONE MAN AND ONE WOMAN.
(b) THIS STATE or a political subdivision of this state MAY NOT
create or RECOGNIZE ANY LEGAL STATUS IDENTICAL or similar TO
MARRIAGE.
By leaving out key words, legislators are invalidating all marriage!
The language is clear:
(a) defines marriage between one man and one woman, and
(b) prohibits the recognition of (a)
Therefore prohibiting marriage between one man and one woman!
Legislators in other states that have passed similar amendments got
it right, when trying to prohibit marriage between same-sex couples.
They included key language that clarifies marriage between one man
and one woman would still be recognized:
For example, in Utah, they defined marriage as between one man and
one woman, and then said, "NO OTHER domestic status or union, however
denominated, between persons is valid or recognized or may be
authorized, sanctioned, or given the same or substantially
equivalent legal effect as a marriage."
In Kentucky, the language read, "A legal status identical or
substantially similar to that of marriage FOR UNMARRIED INDIVIDUALS
shall not be valid or recognized."
DON'T RISK IT - VOTE AGAINST IT!
For more information, visit www.SaveTexasMarriage.com
To get involved and help spread the news about the Flawed language of
Proposition 2, contact Save Texas Marriage at
info@SaveTexasMarriage.com
You can also visit the Save Texas Marriage web site and to volunteer
to educate voters
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