In 2013 I was compelled to return to full communion with the Catholic Church, after having been away since shortly before our divorce, and I became a marriage, family, and children’s rights activist…
Although I had always been a quiet guy who had avoided confrontation my entire life, I found myself on the front lines of the marriage battle. As progressive and LGBT activists fought to change state laws across the country to legalize same-sex “marriage,” I fought back. It was impossible for me to sit at home and allow same-sex “marriage” to happen because I knew not only that it was wrong, I could see it would be weaponized and would quickly lead to tyranny, pitting homosexual “rights” against religious freedom for Christians. More importantly, LGBT perceived “rights” would be pitted against the very best interests of children…
Soon after becoming an activist, the warning signs about the surrender to LGBT influence within conservative circles started popping up everywhere…
I used to attend a meeting of Maryland conservatives. It was a small group. One of the other guys was Dan Bongino. You’ve heard of him? Well, he was about to run for U.S. Congress, and so I grabbed him and said, “Dan, I just want to make sure that once you get to Congress, that you’re going to fight against same-sex ‘marriage.’”
His response to me was, “It’s a loser deal. We’ve crossed that bridge and we’re never going back. And so, no. I’m not going to fight against it.” Read more…
