[goldstategop]

I submit I've never heard a state Attorney General declare a constitution unconstitutional before - or that the people of a state are not allowed to amend their fundamental law if it goes against the elite's wishes. For advancing a crackpot theory, California's Attorney General Jerry Brown reached a new low in gross turpitude. Can he seriously argue that California's state constitution is now unconstitutional because the voters added a provision with which he disagrees? Apparently, yes! Which is a shame, since the Attorney General is obligated to defend the laws, irrespective of his personal position on them and here Brown felt it more important to pay his political IOUs to the radical gay lobby than to defend the will of California's voters before the state Supreme Court. That says it all.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[pepsionice]

Only to point this out...with so much incompetence of Wall Street bankers and financial wizards who attended Harvard...Jerry Brown went to Yale Law School, which I would put into the same bucket as admitting that you went to Harvard.

I have strong doubts that he has the legal skills that he claims. He’s mostly a pretender...with a TV-acting ability like Perry Mason, and not much more.

So the state, to include non-gays (as we must remind the state population that a significant number of non-gays do exist in California)....is stuck with this guy who must act as its chief legal counsel. Its amusing to watch this entire act...kinda like Jerry Lewis playing Matlock.