Virginia's attorney general is advising the state's public colleges to rescind policies that prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Kenneth Cuccinelli says in a letter to college presidents and other officials that only the General Assembly can determine which classes of people are protected by state government nondiscrimination policies.
Proposals to ban such discrimination against gays have repeatedly failed in the legislature. The Republican attorney general says in the letter, dated Thursday, that state institutions cannot adopt a policy position rejected by the General Assembly.
Virginia's Democratic Party chairman says colleges can set their own policies.
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I like the way Democrats like to call it "descrimination" when normal people don't like queers and vile discusting vermin from surrounding them and forcing their views on them.
ReplyDeleteI'm tired of hearing about these losers everyday. Let AIDS take its course and get rid of these cancers.
ReplyDeletehow could you people be so heartless i am by no means a democrat but these people are created by God and deserve the respect that everyone else gets. it even says in the bible that judging people is wrong (Book of James), and that you love the sinner not the sin; and that goes for everybody!
ReplyDeleteLove the sinner, hate the sin .... but when the sinner claims that his sin isn't a sin and tries to promote it to you and your children .... then he has to be stopped.
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