Speaker DiMasi Honored by Radical Gays in Boston
            Speaker Sal DiMasi was honored by radical gays in Boston last Sunday afternoon at a party in the Marriott's refurbished "Custom House Hotel" which was formerly the federal Custom House.   
            The party was to reward the Speaker for his "twenty years of faithful support of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender people." One of the sponsors was a prominent protester at a recent Catholic Church rally held on Boston Common in favor of traditional marriage.
            Many recall that DiMasi promised last year to would obey the state Constitution and allow the Representatives in the House to vote on a Resolution by Rep. Emile Goguen (D-Fitchburg) to Remove the four Judges who voted to impose gay marriage upon the state. Speaker DiMasi is the latest Democratic politician to refuse to allow the Reps to vote since Tom Birmingham first did so in 2002. A unanimous SJC said in Dec. 2002 that such a vote is required under the Constitution.
            DiMasi has led many observers to question what is leading so many Democratic politicians to commit political suicide. Since most such scandals always involve money, the most favored theory is that the mob is making payoffs to those who will help them with worldwide prostitution by diminishing the image of chastity and love that is common to traditional marriage.

DiMasi Honored by "Gather"
            DiMasi was honored on Sunday by the organization, "Gather", for "his work toward marriage equality," which is a euphemism for gay marriage. That organization has a website at www.gather.com which says: "For over twenty years, Speaker of the House Salvatore DiMasi has faithfully supported GLBT rights. It wasn't until this Sunday afternoon, however, that he was publicly honored for his contributions."
            The founders and officers of Gather listed on their website are all highly successful lawyers, CPAs and other professional people, including graduates of Harvard and Harvard Business School. It reminds one of Tim Gill, founder of Quark software, who was also honored in Boston recently at a gala dinner for donating $5 million each year to homosexual causes for ten years for a total of $50 million.
            A few of the biographies of officers of Gather mentioned wives and children of long duration. which caused some to wonder if this is an example of polyamory which involves "families" of multiple partners, usually two bisexual women and one straight male. There are dozens of websites promoting polyamory. The homosexual newspaper, Bay Windows, has speculated that the polyamory is "normal" conduct while traditional marriage is not.

What is DiMasi's Role in This Radical Homosexual Organization?
            Many are wondering why the Speaker has been supporting this radical homosexual organization for twenty years. At the very least, they believe he should make a complete explanation to all the voters in that as Speaker, he represents not just his Boston district but all the residents of the state.

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