A House subcommittee voted Tuesday - for the second time and on a more formal basis - to kill state Rep. Stacey Campfield's bill to prohibit teaching about homosexuality in Tennessee schools.
Campfield, R-Knoxville, had protested the voice vote authorized by the subcommittee chairman, Rep. Joe Towns, D-Memphis. House rules say that when a sponsor requests a roll call vote, that request must be honored.
So Campfield's real motive was to get Democrats on the record as "promoting homosexuality in schools."
Submitted by Sean Braisted on Wed, 03/05/2008 - 17:09.
I know in my school district they were always trying to get us to be gay, it was actually worth a quarter of our grade in Sexual Orientation class...the grading scale was pretty simple.
A) Home Run
B) Third Base
C) Second Base
D) First Place
F) Struck out
I know in my school district they were always trying to get us to be gay, it was actually worth a quarter of our grade in Sexual Orientation class...the grading scale was pretty simple.
A) Home Run
B) Third Base
C) Second Base
D) First Place
F) Struck out
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