My response to Wes Right of the Kentucky Fairness Alliance on domestic partner benefits was published yesterday in the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Also, I have a response on the page to several of the posters in the comments section. There is the usual chorus of epithets coming from the people who charge everyone else with hate. Isn't it interesting that those who preaching the most about the evils of hate are the ones who use the most hateful language?
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