[dinoparty]

Good for him.

[Boogieman]

So he’s caving.

[fwdude]

Too vague and not good enough.

Nullification, Governor. Nullification.

[Dr. Thorne]

Big deal. Action, Governor. Action, not words.

[dware]

Worthless piece of anti-christ crap. Abbott can take a flying leap.

[Texas resident]

I am glad we have Abbot. Can you imagine what Governor Abortion Barbie would have done?

[Ironfocus]

I am thankful that Gov Abbott is doing this. Hopefully it is not just a reprieve in the face of future persecution.

[Fiddlstix]

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[lormand]

Civil disobedience is in order

[Dr. Thorne]

Here, Greg. Let me write the simple, straight-forward announcement you should have made:

"Today, the Supreme Court of the United States rendered itself inconsequential and meaningless by attempting to give itself authority over God and nature by ruling that homosexual marriage is valid in all states.

The State of Texas does not recognize the Supreme Court's authority in this matter and will not abide by its decision. Texas county clerks are hereby ordered to not issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples or face legal consequences.

Same-sex marriage remains illegal in Texas."

[Georgia Girl 2]

So true.

[snarkybob]

So he’s going to endeavor to persevere.
I wonder what his stance will be if there’s another civil suit over cakes or flowers.

[hotsteppa]

Blah blah blah. Is he gonna ignore the courts ruling? I don’t think so. All these politicians make me sick. Hot air but they all fall in line. Time for civil disobedience. Anything else is just window dressing.

[tuffydoodle]

“LOL.

If you’re calling for it from an open, monitored public forum, you don’t have what it takes to help execute it.”

Why did you send me this privately?

[VerySadAmerican]

My wife just pointed out that no preacher should rely on the government to pass a “pastor protection” act. The pastors should be depending on God to protect them. Unless they believe Abbott has more power than the one they serve.