House Will Defend Marriage Bill Abandoned by Obama

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The U.S. House of Representatives says it will make sure the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act is decided by the courts – not by the president.

In a statement on Wednesday, House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said an advisory group of House leaders – including top-ranking Republicans and Democrats – has directed the House General Counsel “to initiate a legal defense” of the federal law, which defines marriage as the union of one man and one woman.

The Bipartisan Leadership Advisory Group — a five-member panel consisting of the speaker, majority leader, majority whip, minority leader and minority whip — has the authority to instruct the General Counsel to take legal action on behalf of the House of Representatives.

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That’s because the House is filled with discriminatory Christian Fundamentalists.

Or the fact the bill was passed by House, the Senate and signed by a then President Bill Clinton…

Aww, someone’s frumpy that the bill reinforces that Marriage is viewed by Islamic, Christian, Jewish, and other major religons as between a Man and a Woman only…

If Obama keeps ignoring such laws that were passed by his Democrat predcessors then he might end up with impeachment hearings.