Marshall Was Required to Excuse Herself in Case against Tom Birmingham in 2002; "Worst Type of Corruption"
   When Senate President Tom Birmingham refused to allow a vote on the Protection of Marriage Amendment in 2002, Margaret Marshall was required to excuse herself from the ensuing lawsuit brought by Massachusetts Citizens for Marriage, says its attorney, J. Edward Pawlick.
   "We've just discovered that Birmingham was #1 on the list of references called by Marshall to urge her confirmation when she was considered by the Governor's Council on September 21, 1999," says Pawlick.
   "I wish I had known that earlier. I have always wondered about the strange things that happened during that lawsuit. ...MORE...

Radio Ads Call for Resignation of Marshall; Begin Tomorrow on WBZ, WEZE, WROL and WTTK
   Although Margaret Marshall and her three friends will try to hide from the stench that is rising, the powerful radio voice of WBZ will combine with WEZE, WTTK and WROL to prevent that from happening, says Sally Pawlick, President of Massachusetts for Marriage.
   "If they continue to try to hide, we will just raise the volume with more and more outlets," she said. "We understand the wall-of-silence that has been erected by the owner of the New York Times complex, Pinch Sulzberger, but that wall will be broken by the power of the 50,000 watt, clear-channel WBZ, reaching into seven states."
   Pawlick says they are discovering more evidence of unethical conduct by Marshall and the three judges who voted with her. ...MORE...

Article 8 Alliance Keeps Up the Pressure
   More pressure needs to be put on Rules Committee. There is still much that can be done by the citizens of Massachusetts...MORE...

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