David Tyree and NOM Fighting for Marriage in Albany - CALL TODAY!

Please take a moment to let your voice be heard, no matter where you live, and tell these four undecided NY Senators—especially Greg Ball—to protect marriage as between one man and one woman!

Stephen Saland: (518) 455-2411
Andrew Lanza: (518) 455-3215
Mark Grisanti: (518) 455-3240
Greg Ball: (518) 455-3111
Also contact these three Senators who have flipped their vote and may flip back:

John Flanagan: (518) 455-2071
Joseph Addabbo: (518) 455-2322
Shirley Huntley: (518) 455-3531
Thank you, and please invite your friends now to do the same! It's worth it!

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[pizzazzammer]

I respect Tyree, even if I don't agree with him.

[pizzazzammer]

We have to find a peaceful way to resolve the problem!

[Pilgrim812]

No gay person can rightfully say he is a full member of a civil society until he or she has the

right of civil marriage.

[Jakcam500]

LOL

Black people were once enslaved!!!! They should be the number 2 supporters of this! Right behind the LGBT community. Maybe we should take away their rights....I'm sure they would be very upset.

[hotstimuli]

How is it a slap in the face of black people.

[hartercountry]

Black and white skin color is not a choice. Behavior is a choice. Way to go David.

[RCSVirginia]

After passing the State Assembly, the gay marriage bill passed the New York Senate with 33 votes, 4 of which came from Republicans, and Governor Cuomo quickly signed it. By the time it passed, 57% of all New Yorkers supported its passage. For a good look at how the citizens of that state came to view marriage equality, take a look at "HRC's NYers for Marriage Equality," posted by hrcmedia.

[RCSVirginia]

Chicago Sun Times, 1 April 1998

"We are all tied together in a single garment of destiny . . . I can never be what I ought to be until you are allowed to be what you ought to be," quoting her husband. "I've always felt that homophobic attitudes and policies were unjust and unworthy of a free society and must be opposed by all Americans who believe in democracy."

Coretta Scott King, widow of the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.

[RCSVirginia]

@videoguy604

Well said! Denying marriage and human rights is exactly what they are doing.

[daveultimate1]

@mikeyrobins022585 Just wait for California! Its coming and it Prop 8 goes all the way to the Supreme

Court it will overturned nationally and take the other 43 states with it. The corolary benefit is that LGBT

issues will be the undoing of the GOP.