New Hampshire's legislature has approved gay marriage in that state. I don't agree with gay marriage, but they did it the right way. I believe it is a states rights issue and that it should not be decided by mullahs in black robes.
The governor, God bless him, insisted that churches should not be coerced into doing anything against their beliefs. While I applaud his intentions, here's what I have a problem with: Lynch, a Democrat, called it "a day to celebrate in New Hampshire." The law, which takes effect Jan. 1, 2010, clarifies that religious institutions and their employees are free to determine whether to participate in weddings between gay and lesbian couples and whether to recognize same-sex unions granted by the state and other religious groups.
If a legislature can grant rights to a church, it can also take them away. According to the Founding Fathers and The Constitution they authored, religious liberties come from God, not a politician. The law should be struck down because it pretends to grant the God-given right of religious liberty that has already been guaranteed by the First Amendment to The US Constitution.
This is the first shot over the bow of religious liberty.Boston Glob
Speaking Truth to Power? No, not the Hollywood leftards. Miss California Carrie Prejean, who had the temerity to say on national TV that she believes gay marriage is wrong.
Oh, how the left mewled on about how Bushitler and VP Dick "Torquemada" Cheney "chilled" our freedoms during their 8 year reign of terror:
Tim Robbins warned, "A chill wind is blowing in this nation" - just as he and his common-law wife, Susan Sarandon, joined hundreds of thousands of Americans in free and open expressions of coordinated public dissent against the United States' participation in the war on terrorism.
Ms. Prejean spoke her mind at the Miss USA Pageant, based on her faith, and got called a "dumb bitch" by self-described media queen Perez Hilton. She should have told Perez to shove it, but he's probably already had that done to him in every way imaginable. She now faces the tyranny of the masses, earning scorn from the glitterati and the millions of brainless sycophant that worship at its altar. Don't waste time looking for her in any Pepsi commercials, or chatting with Tyra Banks about superstar beau Michael Phelps.
Back to Mr. Robbins and his saggy squeeze Thelma. Despite right-wing oppression, they walk free today, as do Leni Riefenstahl Award winner Michael Moore, foreign policy expert Sean Pinhead and the Hollywood cast of thousands who treated us to one long anti-everything whine for the last eight years.
Meanwhile, the Mormon church is verbally and physically attacked for it's stance against gay marriage, anyone who dares criticize President Obama is branded a racist by washed up comediennes, and conservatives, including war veterans, are painted as enemies of the state by High Kommissar Janet Napolitano and her underlings over at the Bureau of Propaganda.
There's a chill wind blowing, but it's blowing in from the left.
Breitbart - Question Democratic Authority?
Daily Mail - Miss California
Well, Monday was Gay Day in California. I could make a mean remark, but what would that accomplish? Social commentary is best when done with humor.
There's a funny music video on youtube called Down to the Farm. It was done by the good folks over at lewisandlewis.org, and they've got something to say about gay marriage. So follow the link, turn up the volume and enjoy.
Money Quote: "When God said love your brother, I don't think he meant like that!"
New Hampshire's legislature has approved gay marriage in that state. I don't agree with gay marriage, but they did it the right way. I believe it is a states rights issue and that it should not be decided by mullahs in black robes.
