[FairOpinion]

"The wording of the bill your link led me to seemed fairly innocuous."


Exactly. This used to be a horrible bill, teaching in schools the accomplishements of homosexuals, etc., but Arnold told them he will veto it, so to save face they basically took out everything and just so they still have a bill, they have this, just added sexual orientation to the list of things state agencies are not supposed to discriminate against.

[kinoxi]

You read it too? Glad somebody else did.
;)

[calcowgirl]

Exactly. This used to be a horrible bill, teaching in schools the accomplishements of homosexuals, etc., but Arnold told them he will veto it, so to save face they basically took out everything and just so they still have a bill , they have this, just added sexual orientation to the list of things state agencies are not supposed to discriminate against.

Absolutely 100% WRONG! Do you just make this stuff up? The language in this bill remains unchanged. Most likely, you are talking about SB1437 is still in process and hasn't hit the Governor's desk yet. Arnold never commented on this bill (SB1441), nor on the handful of OTHER PRO-GLBT legislation making its way to his desk.

Just like last year, he vetoed ONLY ONE of the PRO-GLBT bills sent to him, the marriage bill. In the meantime, the GLBT agenda continues to win victories through other legislation kept out of the media limelight.

[Penner]

This used to be a horrible bill, teaching in schools the accomplishements of homosexuals, etc., but Arnold told them he will veto it, so to save face they basically took out everything and just so they still have a bill,...

That is correct.

Go Ahnold!