| Petition "Blitz" at Oregon Post Offices September 5, 2007 LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON - Saturday, September 8th, marks the comencement of two full weeks of signature gathering outside post offices throughout Oregon. Oregonians want to sign petitions 303 and 304 in order to prevent the gay and lesbian agenda from being imposed on all Oregonians without their say, or their permission. They are more than a little disturbed that the legislature - led by liberal Portland legislators - ignored their VOTES in 2004 to preserve and protect marriage between a man and a woman only, and instead, participated in a deceptive and cabalistic strategem to legalize so called 'same sex marriage' by giving it another name. Neither are they happy with the legislature's granting of protected minority status to homosexuals in the face of heavy opposition and under the ruse of discrimination. Oregonians want to VOTE on these critical moral and culturally devastating government actions, whether homosexuals, lesbians, bisexuals and Portland liberals want them to or not. They do not want these bills to become embedded in Oregon law on January 1, 2008. Not about discrimination Defending traditional marriage and morality is not about discrimination, and common sense citizens know that. It is however, about what is moral and what is not, what is marriage and what is not, and the right of all Oregonians to make moral distinctions and decisions based on their moral values. Oregonians should not be deceived or dictated to by a small but vociferous minority and their elitist friends in Portland crying "Wolf, wolf." Instead, they should go to their local post office, sign the petitions, and restore good governance to the people of Oregon. Marriage and the Public Good: Ten Principles
David Crowe
Director
503-639-7298 Voice Mail Click www.concernedoregonians.com for more information. "Impress upon your children the truth that the exercise of the elective franchise is a social duty of as solemn a nature as man can be called to perform; that a man may not innocently trifle with his vote; that every elector is a trustee as well for others as himself and that every measure he supports has an important bearing on the interests of others as well as on his own." Daniel Webster, October 5, 1840
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