Posted on 07/09/2012 6:26:49 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
After DOMA and Prop. 8 are stuck down and all the existing state bans are invalidated, the people is the states will demand a Constitutional Amendment banning Gay Marriage and Sodomy.
And that could possibly set the stage for legalizing polygamous marriage in the near future. Just last week a California legislator proposed a bill that would allow three or more adults to be recognized as the legal parents of the same child. It is truly a strange new world out there.
Well, if so, that is a big cue for some of us to reverse our tragic boat accidents and get ready to rumble.
I read an article in the New Yorker about Roberts ruling on DOMA and gay marriage cases:
“The Court will not have much flexibility in the DOMA cases. There is only one question presented: Is DOMA constitutional? It will have to be answered yes or no.
In the Proposition 8 case, there are more options. The Court might restore same-sex marriage rights in California without finding a nationwide constitutionally based right to marriage equality. Even some advocates think that would be the best and most politically sustainable result. But there is little doubt that if the Court rules in favor of gay rights the decision will be significant, perhaps even historic. Most people assume that the fifth and deciding vote belongs to Justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the Court’s majority opinions in its two most recent big gay-rights rulings, Romer v. Evans (1996) and Lawrence v. Texas (2003).
Chief Justice John Roberts joined the Court in 2005, two years after Lawrence was decided, after only a short stint on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
None of the gay-rights-related cases that have come before him as a judge give any significant clues as to how he might rule on the weighty constitutional issues he will face next term. Interestingly, as the Los Angeles Times reported in 2005, before he was on the bench he “worked behind the scenes for gay rights activists” in the Romer case who were represented at the time by his law firm, Hogan and Hartson.
But now, in these marquee gay-rights cases facing the Court next term—as American public opinion, especially among young people, shifts rapidly towards greater equality—Roberts may find the very kind of “legacy” issues around which he has shown a willingness to break with his more conservatives colleagues. Put another way, these cases will help define what freedom and equality look like in America, perhaps for decades. Will Roberts want to be on the losing side of history?”
No doubt Roberts will side with the old ACLU Communist Ginsburg and the wise Latina —and Kagan— and his alum Obama in the “fundamental change” The Court would do well to restore the model used by James Wilson when he taught of “marriage” under American Law at the College of Philadelphia which seems a clear reflection of the Genesis - Matthew— 1 Corinthians6: model taught by Moses ,Jesus , and the Apostle Paul in the Sacred Texts.”the two become one” And Nowhere in the Holy Writ do I find anything to suggest same sex marriage. In the Christian Bible—as in American Law before the falling away — same sex unions are NEVER sanctified as “marriage” but called fornication and adultery —and an abomination worthy of death.And those who take pleasure in such (See Romans 1: ) likewise.
CJ Robber is a treasonous POS at best. Can they be sent letters? I’m sure they would be screened and shredded as the eligibility cases were. One even the day 0 visited and what is that about. Checks and balances my ass. Self imposed time out!
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