News Analysis
Yesterday’s Vote at State House Was Excellent for Supporters of Traditional Marriage
By MassNews Staff
        Although the media is not reporting the truth, the events at the State House during the last few days were excellent for those who favor traditional marriage.
       Does anyone expect the Boston Globe and Pinch Sulzberger to ever tell the truth?
       We at MassNews foresaw (in March 2004) that this would be happening at this time. But millions of dollars were being spent then by many people and we knew we could not get our message out while that was going on.
       Our message is simply that the ONLY issue before us is “Removing” SJC judge Margaret Marshall and her three friends who imposed homosexual “marriage” upon us in 2003.
        The Globe and Pinch Sulzberger will never tell us that the Resolution of Rep. Emile Goguen will be voted on before the end of this year (2005) to Remove those four SJC judges. That will end homosexual marriage in Massachusetts forever --- now --- this year, not in 2008 or whenever.
        We reported two years ago (March 30, 2004) exactly what is going on, but many of our allies did not listen and went off playing the “Pinch Sulzberger game.” That’s a losing game for us that we can never win unless someone has billions of dollars that we don’t know about.
       After the vote two years ago, we reported: “The state legislature approved an amendment yesterday that no one will want to vote for.”
We also said: “Despite the betrayal and the defeat in yesterday’s vote, there is good news.”
       The reason we’re so smart is that we have been through this before (2001-2002) when our founder and his wife, Atty. Ed and Sally Pawlick, founded Mass. Citizens for Marriage, which got over 130,000 signatures and passed an Amendment then. To our amazement, Pinch Sulzberger showed up with his Boston Globe on Dec. 20 (2002) and lied. But everyone believed him.
       (People often ask Atty. Pawlick if he isn’t afraid to say things like that. “I am telling the truth,” he says. “I would love to have the Globe sue me. But they will never do so because we would finally know the truth. Although the Sulzberger family is stupid, their lawyers are not. They are the most expensive and smartest in the business.”)
       Atty. Pawlick has been fighting Pinch since Pawlick first started in 1997 as a respected, experienced lawyer, but as a beginner in the world of Massachusetts politics. He says this is the year he finally has Sulzberger trapped with Rep. Emile Goguen’s Resolution ready for a vote before the end of 2005.
       “This is when every citizen who still believes in our democratic process must light-up the switchboards on Beacon Hill over-and-over, not just once,” he says.