Pawlenty says traditional marriage should remain elevated

At the Iowa state fair on Friday, Tim Pawlenty voiced his support for traditional marriage.  In response to a question about gender-segregated marriage, Pawlenty said, "The relationship between a man and a woman in a traditional marriage is important to our county, our society, our culture.  I think it should remain elevated."

This was in response to a man in the audience questioning Pawlenty's support for traditional marriage.  He claimed, "You have not stood for us and that is really hard for me . . . I thought our country was about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for everyone, no exceptions."  The man continued, "You are discriminating against me and it hurts.  It really does."

There are no exceptions.  Everyone with a gender can get married.  This gentleman can marry in any of the 50 states if he chooses to pursue married happiness.  But it sounds like he's discriminating against traditional marriage.

New York public schools plan to teach children how to have gay sex

Children will be taught “explicit information on vaginal, anal, and oral sex.”  LifeSitenews.

“We have to do it.  We have to think of where to do it,” said Chancellor Merryl Tisch.  “We have to think of, how we do discuss gay marriage thoughtfully, respectfully and sensitively.  There has to be age-appropriateness.”

After legalizing same-sex marriage, New York officials currently are working on how to incorporate it into lesson plans for public school children.

Gender-segregated marriage is already taught by social studies teacher Rick Mangone.  Regarding his summer school US government class he said, “I told the students that gay marriage is a power that is reserved to the state under the US Constitution.”

In addition to gay marriage lessons, middle and high school students will learn about gay sex.  According to LifeSiteNews.com, New York’s mayor Michael Bloomberg “plans to force all public middle and high school students to participate in explicit sex education regimen.”  Children will be taught “explicit information on vaginal, anal, and oral sex.”

The Archdiocese of New York urges Catholic parents to "fight” this sexual education mandate.