The Colorado House gave final approval Tuesday to a bill that extends health insurance benefits to gay and lesbian domestic partners of state employees. The bill has already passed the state Senate and heads to Gov. Bill Ritter for his signature.
Focus on the Family Action takes to the airwaves this week with a radio ad opposing SB 88 — a bill that would add health benefits for same-sex domestic partners of state employees — because it’s just too darned expensive during a “global economic crisis,” Right Wing Watch reports. “Coloradans can’t afford this social experiment,” argues the political arm of the Colorado Springs-based conservative religious group.
Conservative religious group Colorado Family Action is lining up its members against House Bill 1300 in what it says is a fight for parental control over the “training of proper sexual behavior” in children. But the group either doesn’t…
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