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To: Morgana
Like a lot of newlyweds, Karen Golinski was eager to enjoy the financial fruits of marriage.

Anybody know what the Ass. Press is talking about?

2 posted on 11/25/2012 4:07:37 PM PST by FlingWingFlyer (Criminal defense lawyers won't have the Twinkie to kick around anymore.)
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To: FlingWingFlyer

Marriage is between one man and one woman.

Anything else is NOT marriage.

How I wish the Supremes would simply rule so.


3 posted on 11/25/2012 4:10:33 PM PST by Alas Babylon!
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To: FlingWingFlyer
Like a lot of newlyweds, Karen Golinski was eager to enjoy the financial fruits of marriage.

Why can't they go on their husbands' plans? Oh they don't have husbands...it is just two queers shacked up together. Well then they aren't married, so I don't see what the issue is.

Going along with their term of "newlywed" allows them to define the argument. However, you can't be a "newlywed" if you are not married. If you're not married then you don't have a spouse to add to your healthcare plan. And you have no case.

No matter what the SCOTUS rules, marriage is and will always be a religious institution. No matter how hard the state tries to mimic it, it will never be a marriage and will always just be queers shacked up playing house.

SCOTUS can rule that my couch is a dog, but that won't make it so.

20 posted on 11/25/2012 7:27:02 PM PST by Repeat Offender (What good are conservative principles if we don't stand by them?)
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