GAY AGENDA:Same-sex marriage could spread with 'divorce' ruling

A lesbian couple who obtained a marriage license in Massachusetts is seeking a divorce in their home state of Rhode Island in a case that could result in the spread of same-sex marriage.Margaret Chambers and Cassandra Ormiston traveled across the state to Massachusetts and obtained a license in May 2004.They now are petitioning the Rhode Island courts for a "divorce."Family Court Chief Judge Jeremiah S. Jeremiah Jr. has asked the state Supreme Court whether his court has jurisdiction to hear the case. Austin Nimocks, senior legal counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund,asserts that if the Supreme Court rules a divorce can be granted to the women,it"would radically redefine marriage in Rhode Island without legislative or voter input.""Rhode Island's public policy on marriage is clear,and same-sex 'marriage' isn't a part of it,"Nimocks asserted.Attorneys with ADF have filed a friend-of-the-court brief with the state high court arguing that a divorce can be granted only tomarried couples and not to couples in other relationship contracts."Marriage has always been one man and one woman in Rhode Island.Everything else is counterfeit,"Nimocks said."Rhode Island should not allow same-sex 'divorce' to become a back-door entrance to the recognition of same-sex 'marriage.'"
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