The misguided proposal known as "Utah SB 100" continues to lurk in the dark halls of the Utah State Capitol. In the left-slanted commentary about political dealings in Salt Lake City and throughout Utah, the "Utah Political Capitol" effectively puts foot-in-mouth.
Perhaps emboldened by their apparent success in pressing for government-sanctioned deviant "marriage" practices, the liberal-minded were wont to crow that the LDS Church has come out in support of SB 100, though the "discovery" was somewhat premature. Apparently an anxious by-product of wishful thinking.
First they were all in a breathless sweat to make the announcement, "BREAKING: LDS Church Announces Support for State-wide Non Discrimination Law"
Next, apparently disappointed that their spin was somewhat flawed, the group decides that the LDS Church is somehow "Walking Back" the announced support announcement. "Walking Back" is a polite political term for abruptly changing your stated position. It frequently accompanies the insinuation that advocates for the former ideology are being "thrown under the bus" in the interest of political expediency. This elaboration appears to be "CYA" spin to cover up the embarrassing misread of the original Church statement, actually nothing particularly new, a work in progress derived from the Salt Lake City deliberations in 2009.
Finally the Deseret News publishes a statement from the Church explaining this fabricated controversy, clearly a product of wilful misunderstanding. Apparently the Church feels entitled to actually speak for itself in isolated rare instances. Imagine that.
Fox13, the local news affiliate in Salt Lake City, applies their own pro-homosexual spin to the story.
My initial examination of the proposed SB100 and why it is still a bad idea.
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