"Gay" in the News: Indiana Obstruction

 

Indiana "gay marriage" advocates celebrate delay from the State Congress voting on  a State DOMA law.

Ironically, one of the protester's frequent slogans is the legal aphorism, "Justice Delayed is Justice Denied".  That seems to be the case except in instances where you disagree with "Justice" and legislative foot-dragging serves your interests.

Parenthetically, I observe that those bar symbols, although somewhat less popular these days, still look like nothing less than a military insignia to me.

But that's just me.  I was born that way.

"Gay" in the News: Don't Need No Stinking Trials

"Gay marriage" proponents in Idaho now use this rationale in appealing to judges for "justice" absent any need for an actual trial.  Since we all know how inevitable this sentiment, an actual trial is just a bother and a waste of time.  Again, the claim that this is a Constitutional rights issue, but ignores democratic process and goes directly to appeal to federal courts.  It seems to have been quite effective in other places.

"Gay" in the News: Will Not Commit

Mr. Obama is now being characterized as backing away from the "gay marriage" controversy.

Federal judges have recently ruled that Tenth Amendment rights are less compelling than Fourteenth Amendment rights. Apparently Mr. Obama currently disagrees that States Rights are less important, but we are familiar with his history of "evolving" opinions, and "bumps in the road". 

"Gay" in the News: DOMA in Virginia

This court ruling is a victory?  Some people obviously would have you believe so.  Others are not so sure.

"Gay" in the News: Texas DOMA Surgical Bypass

Same-sex marriage comes to Texas.   They're ALL blushing brides.  I'm sure there's a point to all this.