The Senate Judiciary Committee has finally set a date for hearings on hate crimes bill S.909. After months of waiting for them to decide, they have announced that tomorrow they will begin hearings on bill S.909, the “put your pastor in jail/pedophile protection bill.”

Hate crime bills have been used in other countries like Canada to silence Christians from preaching biblical truth about homosexuality and Islam. Pastors have been fined and threatened with jail if they won’t keep silent.

To add insult to injury, the bill gives special protections to people based upon their sexually deviant behavior. Homosexuals, transsexuals and even pedophiles receive special legal protections under this bill, S.909.

The Democratic leadership has also decided to make the hearings completely unbalanced. Pro-hate crimes witnesses have a five to one advantage over those who oppose the bill. Conservative Christian groups have urged the committee to include opposing expert witnesses during the hearings, but they have been denied.

Obama’s Attorney General, Eric Holder, is scheduled to speak in favor of S.909.

S.909, the “put your pastor in jail/pedophile protection bill,” is a dangerous threat to our religious liberties. Honest homosexuals have admitted that hate crimes legislation is unnecessary because people who commit crimes against homosexuals are always prosecuted. They admit it is only an attempt to legalize their sinful lifestyle, but it comes at the cost of our religious liberties.

TAKE ACTION:

This is not a drill! We must act now. Urge a no vote on hate crime bill S.909.

Call today.

Call the Senate Switchboard and ask for the Judiciary Committee members at 877-851-6437 (toll free number) or (202) 224-3121.

Senate Judiciary Committee Members:

• Patrick J. Leahy; Chairman, D-Vermont
• Herb Kohl; D-Wisconsin
• Arlen Specter; Ranking Member, R-Pennsylvania
• Dianne Feinstein; D-California
• Orrin G. Hatch; R-Utah
• Russell D. Feingold; D-Wisconsin
• Charles E. Grassley; R-Iowa
• Charles E. Schumer; D-New York
• Jon Kyl; R-Arizona
• Richard J. Durbin; D-Illinois
• Jeff Sessions; R-Alabama
• Benjamin L. Cardin; D-Maryland
• Lindsey Graham; R-South Carolina
• Sheldon Whitehouse; D-Rhode Island
• John Cornyn; R-Texas
• Ron Wyden; D-Oregon
• Tom Coburn; R-Oklahoma
• Amy Klobuchar; D-Minnesota
• Edward E. Kaufman; D-Delaware