Hey Look, Im on a PodCast

So, as many of you have likely already seen, I was recently on the WWJTD Podcast....

THE RETURN

AND...... WE ARE BACK!!!

I'll be posting an explanation for the recent lack of posts soon, but I just got the ability to blog back, and I wanted to post something ASAP!!!

Here you go!

42 days: Sarah Stacy

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I'm choosing to vote no on the marriage amendment because I truly believe that love has no boundaries, when people find someone they want to commit to, marriage is the major bond that ties them together. Love should be shared not taken away.

42 days: Katey

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Why I am voting No this November.

42 days: Andy Jacobson

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I’m going to tell you upfront, I’m not a very political person. The most political I get is researching the candidates around elections. Honestly, that’s as political as I want to get. I don’t want to protest or debate. I’d rather just live my life, find a nice guy and settle down. Unfortunately, it is impossible to do this with the restrictions put on my relationship.

42 days: Rebecca

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No.
Why?
My name is Rebecca. I’m a junior at St. Cloud State University. If I hadn’t made the decision to move to a college where I wouldn’t know anyone and would have to learn to make new friends, I’m not sure I would vote the same way I am today.

42 days: Kelsey

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I’ve always known I’d be voting NO on the Marriage Amendment come election day – there was never a question in my mind. I’ve always believed everyone deserves the same rights and should have them in the eyes of the law. Unfortunately, that’s not even what this amendment is about. The Marriage Amendment, if it were passed, would change the constitution of the state of Minnesota to define marriage as between a man and a woman. If it does not pass, the constitution remains unchanged, but that still doesn’t make it legal. That would take yet another vote. I believe this is something quite a few people voting on the amendment still haven’t realized.