Ever since Jack Conway refused to do his job when a federal judge overruled the will of the people of Kentucky to have marriage defined as between a man and a woman, he is acting all lawful concerning the anti-Biblical decision to redefine marriage as also between people of the same sex.
As Attorney General, Conway refused to battle for the people of Kentucky as he was required to do, by appealing the decision of the immoral Judge John Heyburn, passing his responsibilities onto Governor Steve Beshear.
Conway even went so far as to identify the people of Kentucky as discriminating against homosexuals because of their belief in Jesus Christ. For that reason alone he should have been removed from office. It's an outrage that he flaunts himself before the people of Kentucky, like his colleague Obama.
Also despicable was Conway's renewed legal religion, where he said the Supreme Court "made clear that the government cannot pick and choose when it comes to issuing marriage licenses and the benefits they confer."
In other words, like Obama, Conway believes he can pick and choose the laws he wants to follow, while the people of the Christian faith in Kentucky need to submit unto laws that go against our Creator and Savior Jesus Christ.
For these reasons, we must vote against Conway and get him out of state politics. Let him go get a real job and let those who are moral and upstanding guide the commonwealth.
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Showing posts with label Jack Conway. Show all posts
July 10, 2015
April 28, 2015
Jack Conway Cannot Be Trusted
The people of Kentucky must remember that Jack Conway, who is running for Governor, refused to perform his duty as attorney general and oppose the decision made by a corrupt and anti-Christian and anti-Biblical judge, who simply brushed aside what the vast majority of the people stand for and believe in, and outrageously ruled against the rejection of so-called same-sex marriage in the state.
In a huge lie, Conway said at the time of the decision that the judge got it right "from a constitutional perspective," and he wouldn't appeal the decision, which was his legal and moral duty. Now he wants us to trust him to lead the state. It must not be allowed.
Conway has admitted his rejection of an appeal was based upon his personal beliefs, and said the people of Kentucky were discriminating against gays, even though Christians, who believe the Bible is the word of God, were following the commands of Jesus Christ, and not being allegedly intolerant of gays, who are sinning against God and will end up and hell and the lake of fire if they don't repent of their lifestyles.
For Conway to oppose this and even supposedly "pray" about the matter, only shows he needed to do his required duty and search out the Bible and what God has already communicated through it. There is no need to pray when God commands homosexuals to repent. That means there is not only no law that can support gays in the eyes of God the Father and Jesus Christ, but there obviously is no such thing as same-sex marriage either. Conway is flaunting his personal beliefs and throwing them in the face of God almighty and the people of Kentucky. We need to throw it back in his face and vote against him overwhelmingly in the election, to show he needs to repent for his sins against God, His people, and those living in Kentucky.
Finally, Conway is delusional when he asserts the United States Constitution protects the rights of homosexuals in regard to being able to marry one another. That's an outright lie that has been refuted by constitutional experts for years.
In the end, we can't trust a man like Conway who like his mentor Barack Obama, has decided he will rule by his personal beliefs and feelings, rather than the law. This makes Conway a dangerous man. We need to let him know that at the voting booths.
In a huge lie, Conway said at the time of the decision that the judge got it right "from a constitutional perspective," and he wouldn't appeal the decision, which was his legal and moral duty. Now he wants us to trust him to lead the state. It must not be allowed.
Conway has admitted his rejection of an appeal was based upon his personal beliefs, and said the people of Kentucky were discriminating against gays, even though Christians, who believe the Bible is the word of God, were following the commands of Jesus Christ, and not being allegedly intolerant of gays, who are sinning against God and will end up and hell and the lake of fire if they don't repent of their lifestyles.
For Conway to oppose this and even supposedly "pray" about the matter, only shows he needed to do his required duty and search out the Bible and what God has already communicated through it. There is no need to pray when God commands homosexuals to repent. That means there is not only no law that can support gays in the eyes of God the Father and Jesus Christ, but there obviously is no such thing as same-sex marriage either. Conway is flaunting his personal beliefs and throwing them in the face of God almighty and the people of Kentucky. We need to throw it back in his face and vote against him overwhelmingly in the election, to show he needs to repent for his sins against God, His people, and those living in Kentucky.
Finally, Conway is delusional when he asserts the United States Constitution protects the rights of homosexuals in regard to being able to marry one another. That's an outright lie that has been refuted by constitutional experts for years.
In the end, we can't trust a man like Conway who like his mentor Barack Obama, has decided he will rule by his personal beliefs and feelings, rather than the law. This makes Conway a dangerous man. We need to let him know that at the voting booths.
July 30, 2014
Majority of Kentuckians Oppose Gay Marriage
A poll conducted on behalf of liberal, Democrat mouthpieces The Courier-Journal and The Lexington Herald-Leader, along with WHAS TV and WKYT TV, allegedly found that opposition to gay marriage in Kentucky is "eroding," according to the spin of the results from The Courier-Journal.
The poll queried 714 registered voters if they "favor or oppose allowing gays and lesbians to marry in Kentucky?" With a margin of error of plus or minus 3.7 percent, the supposed drop in opposition from a February poll, where 55% of voters opposed gay marriage in Kentucky, could easily be a statistical anomaly.
According to the most recent poll, 37% of registered voters in Kentucky favor allowing gays to marry, while 12% remain unsure.
It is a significant drop from the 72% of registered voters in Kentucky who opposed gay marriage in 2004 by voting to ban it in the state.
The corrupt Senior U.S. District Court Judge John G. Heyburn II struck down the will of the people by saying it "violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection under the law and that it lacks 'any conceivable legitimate purpose.'"
Since Jesus Christ forbids the act of homosexuality itself, and by extension gay marriage, the idea this judge, who places himself above the will of God and the will of the people, had better restrain himself from making comments like there is not "any conceivable legitimate purpose" to ban gay marriage. The very will of God is reason enough.
No one is born gay, although we are all born in sin. So the idea that we're born sin translating into being born into a specific sin, is an evil lie. The worst lie is to self-identify with a sin forbidden by almighty God, and then attempt to say those opposing it engage in hate speech. If that's the case, they are accusing Jesus Christ as engaging in hate speech, when throughout the Holy Scriptures homosexuality is forbidden.
After all, do we say we are thieves if we steal, self-identifying with that sin and protesting against anyone that will deny we're born that way and can't change? You can pick out any behavior forbidden by God and do the same thing.
Homosexuals are the only group in the world that self-identify as a sin. That's their problem, not ours. Jesus Christ calls all of them to repent of their sinful lifestyle choice. Many have been delivered from this sinful behavior and choice, and so can they.
The people of Kentucky must continue to raise their voices against this sin, which God has judged the world and nations for in the past, and will do so in the future if it's not resisted by God's people and the people living in the state of Kentucky.
It's also why we must strongly oppose Jack Conway, the Attorney General of Kentucky, when he runs for governor, as he refused to exercise his legal duty in challenging the federal judge who overturned the will of God and the people of Kentucky. He has no right to decide what laws he wants to support. He's just another Obama picking and choosing what laws he wants to uphold and what he doesn't.
It's also why Alison Case Lundergan Grimes must be strongly rejected by the voters of Kentucky in her race for a Senate seat. Being part of the Democratic abortion party, as well as part of a party that doesn't mind taking the wealth from the productive and redistributing at will to others. Grimes has also come out as supporting gay marriage. Every bit of this in opposition to the will of God.
Jesus Christ commands all nations and people to submit unto Him. The people of Kentucky are called to oppose all those who reject that command and choose to oppose our creator and Savior.
As the Scriptures ask, "How long will you waver between two opinions? If the Lord is God, follow him." The people of Kentucky are required to answer that question.
The poll queried 714 registered voters if they "favor or oppose allowing gays and lesbians to marry in Kentucky?" With a margin of error of plus or minus 3.7 percent, the supposed drop in opposition from a February poll, where 55% of voters opposed gay marriage in Kentucky, could easily be a statistical anomaly.
According to the most recent poll, 37% of registered voters in Kentucky favor allowing gays to marry, while 12% remain unsure.
It is a significant drop from the 72% of registered voters in Kentucky who opposed gay marriage in 2004 by voting to ban it in the state.
The corrupt Senior U.S. District Court Judge John G. Heyburn II struck down the will of the people by saying it "violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection under the law and that it lacks 'any conceivable legitimate purpose.'"
Since Jesus Christ forbids the act of homosexuality itself, and by extension gay marriage, the idea this judge, who places himself above the will of God and the will of the people, had better restrain himself from making comments like there is not "any conceivable legitimate purpose" to ban gay marriage. The very will of God is reason enough.
No one is born gay, although we are all born in sin. So the idea that we're born sin translating into being born into a specific sin, is an evil lie. The worst lie is to self-identify with a sin forbidden by almighty God, and then attempt to say those opposing it engage in hate speech. If that's the case, they are accusing Jesus Christ as engaging in hate speech, when throughout the Holy Scriptures homosexuality is forbidden.
After all, do we say we are thieves if we steal, self-identifying with that sin and protesting against anyone that will deny we're born that way and can't change? You can pick out any behavior forbidden by God and do the same thing.
Homosexuals are the only group in the world that self-identify as a sin. That's their problem, not ours. Jesus Christ calls all of them to repent of their sinful lifestyle choice. Many have been delivered from this sinful behavior and choice, and so can they.
The people of Kentucky must continue to raise their voices against this sin, which God has judged the world and nations for in the past, and will do so in the future if it's not resisted by God's people and the people living in the state of Kentucky.
It's also why we must strongly oppose Jack Conway, the Attorney General of Kentucky, when he runs for governor, as he refused to exercise his legal duty in challenging the federal judge who overturned the will of God and the people of Kentucky. He has no right to decide what laws he wants to support. He's just another Obama picking and choosing what laws he wants to uphold and what he doesn't.
It's also why Alison Case Lundergan Grimes must be strongly rejected by the voters of Kentucky in her race for a Senate seat. Being part of the Democratic abortion party, as well as part of a party that doesn't mind taking the wealth from the productive and redistributing at will to others. Grimes has also come out as supporting gay marriage. Every bit of this in opposition to the will of God.
Jesus Christ commands all nations and people to submit unto Him. The people of Kentucky are called to oppose all those who reject that command and choose to oppose our creator and Savior.
As the Scriptures ask, "How long will you waver between two opinions? If the Lord is God, follow him." The people of Kentucky are required to answer that question.
May 11, 2014
Beshear Tackles Gay Marriage while Jack Conway Hides
After the ungodly and corrupt U.S. District Judge John G. Heyburn II imposed his will on the citizens of Kentucky by striking down Kentucky's constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, where 1,222,125 voters overwhelmingly voted to pass the law, Governor Steve Beshear has had to hire an outside law firm because the immoral Attorney General Jack Conway refused to stand up for the people and law of Kentucky, basically saying it wasn't moral.
It's an odd thing for someone elected to represent the people of Kentucky, to refuse to do so. Now this elected official who refused to perform his duty, is running for governor. We know what we must do to send the message that we won't be stepped on by Conway.
Not only that, but the people of Kentucky will now have to pay out a lot of money for the law firm because of Conway's refusal to perform his sworn duty.
The strategy of Beshear's office, which is to argue against having to recognize gay marriages performed in other states, focuses on the inability for homosexuals to bear children, which is of course a major reason God instituted marriage in the first place, in order that people would fill the earth in accordance with His plan.
Of course Jesus Christ forbids people to be homosexuals in the first place, and they aren't born that way, but choose it for a variety of reasons. The idea of gay marriage then is a mute one with God, as the practice of homosexuality is forbidden, so going from there to marriage makes no sense.
To me, this should have been the argument, as the people of Kentucky reject homosexuality and gay marriage of any kind. The issue is this corrupt judge is saying by his outrageous decision that the state of Kentucky doesn't operate as part of a democracy, as he, by exceeding his authority, stated that voters don't matter. This is activism and ideology trumping the law of Kentucky.
Essentially what this judge did is force the laws of a small number of state onto the people of Kentucky. He has no right to transfer law across state lines. He should be removed out of his office.
Just remember that Jack Conway refused to stand up for the people of Kentucky and Kentucky law when he runs for governor.
It's an odd thing for someone elected to represent the people of Kentucky, to refuse to do so. Now this elected official who refused to perform his duty, is running for governor. We know what we must do to send the message that we won't be stepped on by Conway.
Not only that, but the people of Kentucky will now have to pay out a lot of money for the law firm because of Conway's refusal to perform his sworn duty.
The strategy of Beshear's office, which is to argue against having to recognize gay marriages performed in other states, focuses on the inability for homosexuals to bear children, which is of course a major reason God instituted marriage in the first place, in order that people would fill the earth in accordance with His plan.
Of course Jesus Christ forbids people to be homosexuals in the first place, and they aren't born that way, but choose it for a variety of reasons. The idea of gay marriage then is a mute one with God, as the practice of homosexuality is forbidden, so going from there to marriage makes no sense.
To me, this should have been the argument, as the people of Kentucky reject homosexuality and gay marriage of any kind. The issue is this corrupt judge is saying by his outrageous decision that the state of Kentucky doesn't operate as part of a democracy, as he, by exceeding his authority, stated that voters don't matter. This is activism and ideology trumping the law of Kentucky.
Essentially what this judge did is force the laws of a small number of state onto the people of Kentucky. He has no right to transfer law across state lines. He should be removed out of his office.
Just remember that Jack Conway refused to stand up for the people of Kentucky and Kentucky law when he runs for governor.
May 6, 2014
Liberal Jack Conway Announces He's Running for Governor
Conway got crushed by conservative Republican Rand Paul in the 2010 Senate race, and is unlikely to do well in the race for governor after he refused to fulfil his duty as Kentucky attorney general by not appealing a court ruling which would force Kentucky to recognize and uphold homosexual 'marriages' from out of state.
Conservatives across the state were outraged when Conway revealed he supported the judicial overreach when a federal judge corruptly intervened and bypassed Kentucky law.
Just like Ashley Judd, Conway is wrong for this state, and we need to send a clear message to politicians that they will represent us when we elect them or we'll boot them out of office. Conway must be booted out of office for his disrespect of the people of Kentucky based upon his liberal beliefs and agenda.
When liberals like Conway refuse to support the Kentucky Constitution, how much more mischief will he engage in like Obama has, who has also ignored the Constitution of the United State by calling it a living document; meaning he can make it mean whatever he personally wants it to.
The reason Conway refused to defend the people of Kentucky against this federal intrusion? He said he did it on moral grounds. So where does Conway get his morality when the Holy Scriptures and Jesus Christ say marriage is between a man and a woman?
This liberal, Democratic morality is only sin under the guise of a tolerance. There is nothing more intolerant than the liberals who continue to attack and attempt to destroy Western civilization which is build on Biblical principles.
Fortunately Conway exposed his immoral beliefs, and we must send him back to the private sector to get a real job and repent for sinning against God and the people of Kentucky.
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