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• MSNBC Host Tweets That Same-Sex Marriage Is a ‘Civil Right’

  May 21, 2012 at 10:09am

  In reply to effinayright.

  I understand it perfectly. I‘m not sure what comment of mine you’re responding to, however. Can you be a bit more specific?

• MSNBC Host Tweets That Same-Sex Marriage Is a ‘Civil Right’

  May 20, 2012 at 8:49pm

  In reply to rickc34.

  Once the State got involved- marriage licenses, tax breaks for married couples, etc- it was no longer only ‘a God thing’. IMO, the government needs to get out of the marriage business altogether, on both the Federal and State levels.

• MSNBC Host Tweets That Same-Sex Marriage Is a ‘Civil Right’

  May 20, 2012 at 6:15pm

  In reply to Jim in Houston.

  Funny, I don’t see straight marriage mentioned in the Constitution or Bill of Rights either. But try to tell a man and woman they can’t marry based on that, and the first thing you’ll hear is “It’s our right!”

• MSNBC Host Tweets That Same-Sex Marriage Is a ‘Civil Right’

  May 20, 2012 at 6:10pm

  In reply to A Voice Crying in the Wilderness.

  Only if your dog can give consent.

• MSNBC Host Tweets That Same-Sex Marriage Is a ‘Civil Right’

  May 20, 2012 at 6:09pm

  In reply to Kathleen.

  You mean like the rights of children born in the 50% of male-female marriages that end in divorce?

• MSNBC Host Tweets That Same-Sex Marriage Is a ‘Civil Right’

  May 20, 2012 at 5:41pm

  In reply to cgnick.

  Mmm, Gooch, firstly, it was Caligula who supposedly appointed his horse to the Senate, not Nero. And secondly- he didn’t. It’s an ancient version of an urban legend.

• ‘Clearly Not the Poor’s Fault if They are Poor’: Georgetown Priests and Protesters Attack Ryan and Budget

  May 10, 2012 at 12:12pm

  Typical liberal-brainwashed college students.

• Tea Party Senate Candidate Richard Mourdock Wins; Gay Marriage Loses

  May 9, 2012 at 8:53am

  Ever notice that when voters pass a law we like, we proudly proclaim that the will of the people has prevailed, but when those same voters pass a law we don’t like, we cry foul? The same goes for lawmakers and the courts: pass or uphold a law we like, and they’re “doing the right thing”; if it‘s a law we don’t like, they’re evil “activists”. Doesn‘t matter if you’re left or right, it’s prevalent behavior on both sides of the aisle.

• Wikipedia Entry on Obama/Biden ‘Forward’ Slogan Scrubbed of References to ‘Leftwing Newspapers & Publications’

  May 3, 2012 at 2:48am

  Last week there was a news article (I believe reported on The Blaze) about a Catholic school that rescinded its invitation to a graduation speaker after finding out he was gay. Curious about the school, I went to its Wikipedia entry and found that somebody had added this to it a few hours before: “In 2012, the biggoted principle of the school canceled a speech that was to be given by an alumni student because he is openly homosexual. As a result, the school is becoming nationaly known as a school filled with hatred and bullying.”

  This is a pretty good example of the drawbacks of Wikipedia. (I removed the above from the entry with a few admonishments.)

• Read George Will’s Touching Column on Raising His Now-40-Year-Old Son With Down Syndrome

  May 3, 2012 at 2:09am

  In reply to Joelswork.

  God bless you and your family!