Missouri marriage amendment wins handily

Washington Times ^ | 8/04/04 | Cheryl Wetzstein

[L.N. Smithee]

A Constitutional amendment doesn't cram anything down the state's throats. The states get to vote on it, and if a mere 26% of them don't want it it doesn't pass.

But unless a federal Constitutional amendment is passed and ratified the federal courts WILL cram homo marriage down EVERY state's throat despite the fact that a large majority of the people in virtually every state do not want it. The federal judiciary IS part of the intrusive federal government you seem to resent. Do you not think that having the federal judiciary cram homo marriage down the throats of every person in America represents the most intrusive act imaginable?

Couldn't have said it better myself. Keep kickin'!