Tony Perkins

We must--in this particular case, the administration should specifically work to ensure Meriam's children are immediately granted U.S. citizenship...

Unfortunately, what we are seeing increasingly is that if you are an American on foreign soil, and you are held captive, you are alone.

This is far from over. In fact, the time is not on the side of those who want to redefine marriage. If it were, I don't think they would gone to the court trying to impose same-sex marriage on the entire nation.

Until the RNC and the other national Republican organizations grow a backbone and start defending core principles, don't send them a dime of your hard-earned money.

Well, first of all, I mean, there's two problems here. One, I think this is a case of judicial activism, but also a -- a choice -- a case of judicial arrogance and ignorance.

This is a case of judicial arrogance and ignorance. This is a state-level -- a district-level court judge who -- who thinks they know better than the 230-plus years of history in this country and is setting precedent. And Congress should…

This latest incident is another indication to me that the RNC is completely tone deaf to the values and concerns of a large number of people for whom they seek financial support.

The definition of marriage has been proven throughout history. It's the union of men and women.

This is going to have ramifications on other state legislators, I think, even as close as New York and New Jersey, where legislators are going to think twice before they pick up this special interest agenda.

I think it's really kind of setting the stage to clamp down on -- on those who are expressing themselves against these big-government policies like health care takeover.

Yesterday, in his speech, before the Notre Dame student body, the graduating class, he admitted that there -- there may not be common ground, there may not be a resolution, that we may have to agree to disagree.

Well, I think he knows his history. Bill Clinton took on the ban on homosexuals serving openly in the military and it cost him greatly in terms of political capital.