"This ruling is another example of the deep betrayal of a judicial system infected with activist judges who are legislating from the bench. If these judges want to change duly enacted laws passed by the people and their representatives, they should resign their life-time appointments to the bench and run for the state legislature or Congress. Judge Heyburn is elevating his own ideology over that of three-quarters of Kentucky voters who voted to preserve marriage in their constitution as it has always been defined. This ruling comes at a time when the consequences of marriage redefinition are mounting. Increasingly, Americans are being forced to finance and celebrate unions that not only step on free speech and religious liberty but also deny children a mom and a dad. Rather than live-and-let-live, this court by redefining marriage will create a level of inequality that has never been seen in our country as people are forced to suppress or violate the basic teachings of their faith."Bigot, please.
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He should come out already.
ReplyDeleteHe and Brian Brown can get gay-married in New York and register at Barneys.
It's be fabulous!
How exactly are other Americans being forced to "finance" same-sex marriages? Is he suggesting that I've had to somehow pay for my sister's 4 marriages? Bitch, I want my money back.
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