[WalterSkinner]

..I'm expecting the San Andreas Fault to open up and the whole state be swallowed up any minute...

[dhot]

Opponent calls ruling “worst kind of judicial activism”

..yep..

[balch3]

God’s judgement will soon fall on this country.

[DoughtyOne]

It’s time to clean house in the California State Supreme Court again.

[Skooz]

bump

[goldstategop]

There's a constitutional amendment now on the ballot that would override today's decision and reinstate the marriage law. Its not lost yet.

"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

[TeleStraightShooter]

Remember Rose Byrd?

Time to recall/ impeach/ boot these social-justice minded justices from the California Supreme Court.

When are these 4 justices up before the voters to be affirmed/rejected?

[BurbankKarl]

LA is now open for homo marriage business...first ceremony coming up soon.

[EBH]

The ongoing misinterpretation of standards, precedence, and law for the common good.

The reckless disregard of the voter.

If you want to live in Kalifornia then stay there, if you want to be married there then stay there. Don't trot your little bums across statelines and expect fair treatment. The choices are yours and yours alone. The rest of us do not have to agree with you.

[edcoil]

wonder how this plays with our muslim Californians?

[x]

So will this reflect badly on McCain? He opposed a marriage amendment that would have prevented such a ruling.

I can understand his position -- a support for federalism, a desire to keep the Constitution from getting too "cluttered" --, but if you can't count on your opponents to play by the rules, you should have the option of more firmly establishing those rules through an amendment process.

Will he lose votes over this?

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

The PEOPLE say NO” and the courts say FU”.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

The PEOPLE say “NO” and the courts say “FU”.

[jackv]

Remember Sodom and Gomorrah??
If there is an earthquake in SF next...

[M203M4]

I think the gut reaction toward federal ban of gay marriage over state jurisdiction is unwise. An explicit Amendment strengthening DOMA would be better - voluntarily segregation along socio-political lines may not be a bad goal.

I know it is harsh, but if one state wants to attract criminals, vagrants, homos, druggies, welfare queens, regulations, high taxes, etc shouldn’t the rest of us be happy? Like garbage, these aspects will always be “with us”. Why not have a toxic waste dump? Damn, you could even start a charity to provide free one-way tickets there.

That, to me, is one of the advantages of federalism (as the term is meant today) - it provides something closer to a free-market for laws. Let the idiots try out their little doomed-to-failure socialistic utopia experiments without dragging the rest of us down.

[Nuc1]

Tyrants. Nothing more. Man up California.

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[Rockitz]

That staunch conservative governor of ours will certainly work to get legislation passed against this. /sarcasm

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[Eric Blair 2084]

I'm not vomiting because I care if somebody is gay or not. It's not my business what a consenting adult does with a manatee or a water buffalo in the privacy of their own home. I'm only physically ill because in the Democratic People's Republic of California, homosexuals rank higher than me in the pecking order. I'm just jealous.

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