Russelmz2 welcome – It doesn’t really matter if the Massachusetts Supreme Court struck down a law allowing gays to marry. It will still require the Massachusetts legislature to enact a law. And when it becomes a legal instrument, how will it be implemented the “sneaky petes” from taking advantage of it. Let’s discuss about gays in general – a group protected by the government in order to “level the playing field”, Answ
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Zoomba Your statement: The use of the courts to determine legality and such is necessary as you cannot account for every variation and situation a law may cover. Until recently we didn’t have laws on the books specifically dealing with Intellectual Proper and Digital Rights, the courts had to apply existing laws to deal with the new situation. The world doesn’t exist in black and white, but in shade of gray, you can’t apply laws like that as they ignore circumstances and
I was Democrat once. I was a Kennedy Democrat. Not the current Kennedy from Massachusetts. His brother was President who said, “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.” Today you can’t get any Democrat candidate to say these words in public. Why? The reason is, it is against the playbook of the Democratic Party. It is against liberalism – hiding as socialism. Ask the Democrat Senator from G
An intern from Chicago wrote a letter to Newsweek about how she met Kerry in 1997. She wrote as a summer intern for one of the senators from Illinois she ran into Kerry in the Capitol's subway. Kerry sat in front of her and greeted her with a genuine (her adjective) smile then asked her name, who she was working for and how she was enjoying her summer in Washington. Kerry thanked her for her time working for the Senate. She continued that she was really impressed with Kerry si
With the election heating up my blog is the place to air your ideas. Free speech is a God given right and should be enjoyed by free peoples everywhere. I will be displaying current events and you are invited to comment on them. When you do, please be civil in your criticism and no "words" that my grandchildren are not allowed to see or hear should be used. Let's make it fun for everyone.