Massachusetts House Overturns "1913 Law"      7/31/2008

Despite an outpouring of public comment against the act, the Massachusetts House followed the Senate's lead and overturned the state's "1913 Law" which prevents out-of-state couples from being married in Massachusetts if their union would not be recognized in their home state. We spoke with Tammy Mosher, State Director for Concerned Women for America of Massachusetts, just as the measure was being signed into law by the governor. Homosexual activists also insured that the repeal measure contained an "emergency" clause which allows the repeal of the "1913 law" to take effect immediately. However, she says there are still things pro-family citizens can do. Listen | Download

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