Friends of Florida,

The following news article further demonstrates the continuing attitude of the federal government toward the sovereignty of our states.
Justices won't block gay marriage

Florida's Attorney General has stepped up in our defence but has predictably fallen short.  With time running out, it's time for a more direct approach.  The message below to Ms Bondi offers the AG historical advice on how to resolve this matter in our favor.  Copy 'n paste the message and broadcast it far and wide to the print and social media and everywhere else you can think of including the AG website.  Show the rest of the union that Florida is serious about her sovereignty.

Thanks,
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Dear Attorney General Bondi,

Thank you for standing up for our state and the will of her people to define the hallowed status of marriage as that of only one man and one woman as husband and wife. Our Constitution demands this.

Sadly, as you know, traditional marriage is under attack throughout our union and more importantly, here in our beloved Florida.

Unfortunately, our pleas to the federal government and its courts to end their continued repression of the sovereignty of our state have proved to be fruitless and it's now time to take a different course of action.

In protecting our sovereignty, I'm reminded of the courage of our Southern sister state of Georgia at a time in our history when states refused to be dominated by an oppressive federal government.  In 1798 when a federal court ordered Georgia officials to appear to defend themselves in a lawsuit the state replied that, “any federal agent attempting to enforce those orders within our borders would be arrested and hanged by the neck until dead without the benefit of clergy.”

Strong words these. And while in today's society we don't suggest hanging anyone, the time has come when our leaders must face the Leviathan head on to protect our sovereignty and our freedom. As the members of the Hartford Convention so eloquently stated exactly 200 years ago this month, "It is not only the right, but the duty, of each State to interpose its authority in the manner best calculated to secure its own protection"

I hope you will consider such a stance in your defence of Florida's sovereignty in this ongoing fight.

Thank you,