[First Amendment]

Speaking of which, does anyone know where Arlen MacSpecter's opponent falls on the "gay marriage" issue? You can bet Arlen's in favor (even if not publicly) thanks to Scottish law.

I'm curious about the reference to Scottish law - I'm not very familiar with Specter, what little I've heard about him I didn't like much.

[Antoninus]

I'm curious about the reference to Scottish law - I'm not very familiar with Specter, what little I've heard about him I didn't like much.

During the Impeachment "trial" Arlen MacSpecter did not vote guilty or not guilty, he voted "not proven" -- citing some bizarre Scottish law. It was a classic cop out and one resorted to only by a total weasel.