(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)
Time to pack up the car and move to Kansas.
Homosexual Agenda Ping.
Aha - "gay" marriage going down in flames. You gotta love it.
I like it better when it's 80%-20%, but this is good enough.
Let DirtyHarryY2K and me know if you want on/off this pinglist.
Anyone know if the language also prohibits civil unions?
The primary paper of central Kansas, The Wichita Eagle, reliably complained about the amendment proposal and insisted several times in its editorial and stories that we vote "no".
What need have we of referendum? What need have we of legislatures and legislators? Indeed, what need have we of an Executive branch??
I have surmised that the only usefulness of the citizenry and their elected representatives is limited to their work in enforcing the desires and rulings of the real arbiters of all societal laws:
...But...but...are they sure?!?
; p
K.C. don't wanna see those two rumpriders skippin down the the street........
"Homo, we're not in Kansas anymore."
Way to go Kansas!
Some time around World War Twice my father and his father
moved to Colorado from Kansas-- I f Colorado's Congress
doesn't quit pandering to the queers I may just move back
to Kansas.Do like my homoe State- but I hate their government.
71% to 29%? I'm surprised it was that close.
How long before some liberal judge overturns it?
"What is appalling is the continued silence and inaction of people of faith and people of goodwill to speak out, to stand up to this wave of attacks against gay people," he said.
Matt, Matt, Matt. People of faith and of goodwill are the ones who voted 71% for banning sexually perverse unions. Wake up and smell the coffee. Homosexual behavior hurts everyone around it and can no more be tolerated than child abuse (to which it is inextricably linked) or murder
Sanity in the heartland BUMP
I got an invitation to a "wedding". It was a former coworker's son and son's "life partner" of three months. I declined the invite but sent a gift. An extension cord with two male ends.
"Among the opponents was Democratic Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, who said she supported the existing state law and viewed it as sufficient."
Could a Kansan please explain to me how Kansas came to have a Dem Governor? I mean, Wisconsin has one too, but he bought his governorship.
---"Among the opponents was Democratic Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, who said she supported the existing state law and viewed it as sufficient." ---
This translates into: 'I know full-well that the state law could very well be overturned by state courts, and indeed this is what I hoped for.'
---"I don't think we need a constitutional amendment, and particularly a constitutional amendment that goes far beyond the bounds of that law," she said."---
This translates into; 'At a very minimum I had hoped that the state courts would impose civil unions, and that the people would accept this euphemistic substitute for gay marriage, but now that can't happen.'
I wonder, if the gov is so upset that the Amendment goes further than the state law, then has she taken this position to its logical conclusion and called for civil unions? Isn't she up for relection next year? Then I doubt that she has.