[EagleUSA]

...after the Democrat-controlled Legislature rejected similar amendments by Republicans.
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The radical left that is running California continues to ignore the will of the voters. They make their own "laws" -- those which further their extreme leftist agenda of anti-reality, anti-establishment, anti-ethics, and anti-America.

[seenenuf]

This could be my big opportunity to avoid taxes. Being single, I pay more income tax. I have a family trust and have taken measures so that my heirs inherit as much as possible, without paying probate fees, legal fees. My house is valued at more than the $250,000 allowance (for a single person) to avoid capital gains tax, and the death tax will be severe.

But now, whoopee - I can marry anybody in my family to save them a bundle when I kick?

[claudiustg]

Maybe these idiots are finally overplaying their hands! What'll it take California? Are you going to bend over for these fools?

[goldstategop]

I thought the Democrats could get a 41 vote minimum in favor of the radical rewriting of California's marriage law? Gee, what happened? Its just like in Canada, where the ruling Liberals are finding themselves stymied by a back-bench revolt on C-38.

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

[little jeremiah]

Homosexual Agenda Ping.

Back on the job!!!! So we'll have a real Homosexual Agenda Ping-o-Rama today.

California politicians - a breed apart. More evidence that liberalism (and it shouldn't be called "liberal" - it's narrow, pyschotic, criminal psychopathology) is a serious mental illness, and when acted upon, criminal insanity.

So you'll get more today, a whole lot more.

I sincerely apologize for my absence (although it may have actually been a relief not to read so many articles about nastiness and evil).

Let me know if you want on/off this pinglist.

[No Dems 2004]

I've seen some nonsense on the boards lately about people claiming that they can't tell the difference between the Republicans and the Democrats anymore. Well, duh.

Consider this:

ALL 32 (100%) OF THE ASSEMBLY'S REPUBLICANS VOTED AGAINST THIS BILL.

35 (73%) OUT THE ASSEMBLY'S 48 DEMOCRATS VOTED TO LEGALISE GAY MARRIAGE.

Does that sound like there might be a wee bit of difference between the 2 parties?