Protest Against Christine Quinn - A Look at Quinn's LGBT Record

In 2005, Mayor Michael Bloomberg ordered lawyers for New York City to appeal the trial court ruling issued by New York Supreme Court Judge Doris Ling-Cohen, who decided that marrying the person of one's own choosing was both a privacy right and a liberty right.

If he really believed in marriage equality, why did Mayor Bloomberg appeal Judge Ling-Cohen's ruling ?

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/02/06/national/main671958.shtml

If City Council Speaker Christine Quinn really believed in LGBT civil rights, why did she change term limits in 2008 to reward Mayor Bloomberg with a third term in office ?

Watch as how protesters talk to one of Speaker Quinn's campaign donors -- and convince him to leave Speaker Quinn's fundraiser.

Even though some groups discriminate against LGBT New Yorkers, Speaker Quinn defends using city taxpayer money to support those hate groups :

http://www.gothamgazette.com/print/3523

More and more, as New Yorkers learn about Speaker Quinn's record, they, too, will walk away from her mayoral campaign.

http://christine-quinn-sold-out.blogspot.com/

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[pennymartina]

Just keep sharing on Facebook, Twitter, etc.

[donnymossnyc]

Does anyone have advice on how we can get 8 million New Yorkers to watch this fantastic video???

[Suzannahartist]

Excellent work. She is a sell-out. She betrayed the People with the great lie we needed Mike for a 3rd term. She sold her soul to developers!