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Radio Ads Call for Resignation of Marshall; Begin
Tomorrow on WBZ, WEZE, WROL and WTKK
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Hi, I'm Sally Pawlick, President
of Mass Citizens for Marriage, updating the Removal of Justice Margaret
Marshall, whose court imposed gay marriage. Rep Goguen's called
for her resignation. He says her encouragement of lesbian attorney
--Mary Bonauto-- to file her lawsuit, and her friendliness with
Bonauto after that, caused him to personally caution Marshall.
I also warned last year that she was in trouble,
based upon her public statements, as early as 1999, favoring homosexual
marriage. How could she say she was impartial? When the marriage
case was argued last year, I saw Marshall favoring Bonauto. I quickly
filed an Ethics Complaint, warning we were watching.
I'm Attorney Ed Pawlick. While arguing before
Marshall's court last year, I warned her in person … If homosexual
marriage is imposed upon the state, there is going to be a seismic
revolution. She can't deny Rep. Goguen's charges, only hope they
go away. We promise they won't.
Tell your legislators to urge Marshall's resignation.
We're tired of the stench. Reps 617-722-2000 Senators 617-722-1276
Governor 617-725-4005.
Paid for by Mass Citizens for Marriage. Please help.
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Although Margaret Marshall and her three friends will
try to hide from the stench that is rising, the powerful radio voice of
WBZ will combine with WEZE, WTTK and WROL to prevent that from happening,
says Sally Pawlick, President of Massachusetts for Marriage.
"If they continue to try to hide, we will just
raise the volume with more and more outlets," she said. "We
understand the wall-of-silence that has been erected by the owner of the
New York Times complex, Pinch Sulzberger, but that wall will be broken
by the power of the 50,000 watt, clear-channel WBZ, reaching into seven
states."
Pawlick says they are discovering more evidence of unethical
conduct by Marshall and the three judges who voted with her.
"The Globe was balanced in its coverage of Marshall
when she was appointed to the Court in 1996. But when she was named Chief
Justice in 1999 and needed to be confirmed by the Governor's Council,
it was starkly evident that the Globe was no longer fair. This happened
because a Times executive from New York, Richard Gilman, was suddenly
made the Publisher in July 1999 and the Taylor family was fired."
Pawlick explains that the Sulberger family bought the
Globe in 1993 for $1.1 billion, but Pinch's father, Punch, had promised
the Taylor family, who had owned the paper since 1873, that they would
stay in charge. But Pinch fired the Taylors in July 1999 and installed
Gilman, who had been sent to ensure that Marshall was confirmed as Chief
Justice.
"It's clear that Marshall will remain only as long
as Pinch believes she is helpful in his plan to spread homosexual 'marriage'
across the entire nation," Pawlick says. "If she is a detriment
she will be gone. That time is now here as the stench continues to build.
It will also not be good for the national Democratic Convention in July,
which Pinch enthusiastically supports."
Pawlick requests donations, all of which will be used
only for more radio advertising. Contributions can be sent to:
Mass Citizens
for Marriage,
PO Box 5882,
Holliston, MA 01746
or our encrypted credit card form for your convenience at http://www.massachusettscitizensformarriage.com/donation
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