Pam's House Blend (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009
... forward and take their lumps or refute the charges. Instead, their radical-right colleague Joseph Fuiten has piled on via an e-mail blast, web post and an opinion piece in The News Tribune . "Pastor Joe Fuiten on Referendum 71: Told ya so" is how Janet Tu at The Seattle Times characterized Fuiten's message. Fuiten is the founder of the Faith and Freedom Network...
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
Pastor Joe Fuiten, who publicly dissented with fellow religious conservatives over whether to try to get Referendum 71 on the ballot, has a few choice words to say about its defeat -- mostly along the lines of "I told you so," with a dose of sniping at the Reject 71 leaders.
Slog (Free subscription) | 10/21/2009
It's no surprise that conservative activist and right wing preacher Joe Fuiten would endorse a "no" vote on R-71, which would reaffirm certain legal rights for same-sex couples. What is perhaps a more interesting development is the pastor's endorsement of I-1033: Fuiten, senior pastor at Cedar Park Assembly of God Church in Bothell, also recommended voting yes on Initiative...
The Story So Far... (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009
Via SLOG… Dominic Holden writes in Your Daily Douchebag… Pastor Joe Fuiten, who at first seems to be among Washington’s more sane Christian fanatics, concedes that the campaign to reject Referendum 71 has "fallen short of the glory of God." In a statement posted over at the Tacoma News Tribune in response to an editorial (posted [...]
