REPUBLICAN MARK KIRK SPEAKS ON SENATE FLOOR FOR FIRST TIME SINCE STROKE. Of all the problems facing the great republic, this is what he wants to speak about?
WASHINGTON DC - Illinois' junior U.S. Senator Mark Kirk spoke for the first time since his 2012 stroke to support an LGBT rights bill - ENDA - which passed the Senate shortly after his comments. The legislation is not expected to progress in the U.S. House:
A great example of what is wrong with government. This guy is in bed with special interest.
ReplyDeleteMillions losing their insurance and this is all he talks about. Time to join another party. But wait the other party caused it. We are sooooo screwed!
ReplyDeleteWith Gay Marriage vote possibly today Fran Hurley and Kelly Burke can turn our parishes into discriminatory hate groups which can be sued if they do not allow gay marriages at our parishes. Just like Maloney with his several pensions, my guess is they will take care of themselves before any consideration is given to the community they serve.
ReplyDeleteeverybody knows kirk is a closet homosexual but how about our 'catholic reps' in springfield voting for deviant marriages
ReplyDeleteLiberty prevails.
ReplyDeleteKirk and Durbin both have to go.
ReplyDeleteBelow is a link to a file posted on the Chicago Sun-Times website; it shows how every House member voted on SB 10, the bill that authorizes same sex marriage. The Sun-Times reported that both Fran Hurley and Kelly Burke voted for SB 10.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ilga.gov/legislation/votehistory/98/house/09800SB0010_11052013_003000T.pdf
It's time for Mark to step down. Nice guy but clueless.
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