Leahy withdraws LGBT measure from Senate immigration bill

I don't trust them. They will try this in the future Follow the money.

1 posted on 05/21/2013 5:28:03 PM PDT by SMGFan

Not to worry. The courts will simply insert it later on.

2 posted on 05/21/2013 5:29:30 PM PDT by madprof98

Not to be trusted either. They’ll have some court rule it discriminatory later.

3 posted on 05/21/2013 5:31:52 PM PDT by Viennacon

Or Obama will issue an executive order. ;-)

4 posted on 05/21/2013 5:33:24 PM PDT by doc1019 (There is absolutely no difference between pro-choice and pro-abortion.)

Now all they have to do is withdraw all the other amendments and the bill as well and we’re good to go.

5 posted on 05/21/2013 5:46:52 PM PDT by Grams A (The Sun will rise in the East in the morning and God is still on his throne.)

I always wondered about that dude Leaky, which of the three is he? Lebanese, Gay or a Tranny?

6 posted on 05/21/2013 6:14:38 PM PDT by West Texas Chuck (Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. That should be a convenience store, not a Government Agency.)

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7 posted on 05/21/2013 8:44:33 PM PDT by SunkenCiv (Romney would have been worse, if you're a dumb ass.)

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