Welcome to Part II of Stephen L. Hall’s post. It’s posts like this that make me wish we were visited by more leftists. Jazz hands at the ready? Enjoy! *** I wrote in the first part how relationships, as a … Continue reading
It should be no surprise that Supreme Court justices have a history of presiding over weddings. But when the wedding ceremonies they choose to officiate show an unmistakable bias toward a contentious and divisive issue, it shows that they are … Continue reading
Kim Davis, the clerk of a dinky county in Kentucky, violates federal law–sort of but not really, since there isn’t a federal marriage law–by refusing to issue marriage licenses after the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage, resulting in some … Continue reading
Bill Maher: “If you say, as Kim Davis and her ilk, and Ted Cruz and all those people say that actually ‘I can ignore the rule of man because the rule book of God said’ — then you are Iran. … Continue reading
