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Washington, June 3, 2006, "Sadly, President Bush is playing election-year politics with this divisive issue," the Rev. Barry W. Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, said Friday. "He is shamelessly using this ploy to energize his right-wing base. We should never rewrite the Constitution to enshrine intolerance."

From Our Endangered Values, by Jimmy Carter p. 39:
"Now, leaders of the highly organized Christian Right have successfuly elevated in America's political debate some of the most divisive social questions. The most vivid examples include sexual preference, which obviously has highly personal and emotional overtones. Tragically, these divisive social questions have been moved to the forefront of the presidential election scene. At the same time, almost all Protestants now condone divorce as acceptable, and rarely emphasize fornication or adultery, although these sexual acts were repeatedly condemned by Jesus. It is much easier and more convenient to focus on sins of which we are not known to be guilty."