Skip to main content

Right Wing Leftovers – 1/10/12

By Brian Tashman | January 10, 2012 6:40 pm

Oklahoma’s “Sharia ban” has, once again, been ruled unconstitutional for imposing religious discrimination and being unable to “identify any actual problem the challenged amendment seeks to solve.” Meanwhile, Republican legislators want to re-impose Don’t Ask Don’t Tell in the Oklahoma National Guard.

Mitt Romney reportedly inquired about marching in Boston’s 2002 gay pride parade but couldn’t commit because he was on vacation.

Bryan Fischer says the gay community should thank him for arguing that the HIV virus does not cause AIDS.

Family Research Council president Tony Perkins endorsed the Florida personhood amendment.

After mishandling the initial round of Ohio State Senate hearings on her anti-choice ‘Heartbeat Bill,’ Janet Porter is passing out teddy bears to Senators.

“Question of the day” from Liberty Counsel’s Matt Barber: “Is it one thing or many that stunts the intellectual development of the liberal, making him/her liberal?”

Tags: Janet Porter