[goldstategop]

Its not just gay marriage. This judge's ruling strengthen the case for a constitutional amendment abolishing judicial review. When a single judge takes it on himself to disregard the views of 70% of the voters in the American heartland, we are heading for a constitutional crisis. I stated yesterday my conviction judges have no business deciding questions of a social or political nature. Their only duty ought to be to see how the law is enforced and to punish offenders.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[B Knotts]

I agree, but I don't think we're heading for a constitutional crisis; we're already there.

The judiciary is out of control.

[johnb838]

Yep. Nice concise way of putting it. The Constitutional Amendment to Abolish Judicial Review.

It will never fly. We need a nice soft euphemism. But we have to defang the courts. I guess we are lucky that they are overreaching to the point where we are going to be able to get the country behind us now.

[madprof98]

When a single judge takes it on himself to disregard the views of 70% of the voters in the American heartland, we are heading for a constitutional crisis.

Unless, of course, the 70% just back down and give up. Which is the most probable outcome.

[Osage Orange]

Its not just gay marriage. This judge's ruling strengthen the case for a constitutional amendment abolishing judicial review. When a single judge takes it on himself to disregard the views of 70% of the voters in the American heartland, we are heading for a constitutional crisis. I stated yesterday my conviction judges have no business deciding questions of a social or political nature. Their only duty ought to be to see how the law is enforced and to punish offenders.

As an EX-CA....I remember voting YES for "term limits" and Prop 187. Along with Prop. 208, and 5...all being overturned in the courts.

I dunno why anyone is surprised when we have political office holder's dominated by lawyers..that they turn to the courts..when they don't like what the peon peasants vote for...or against.

FWIW-