4 GOP candidates sign anti-same-sex marriage pledge - CNNPolitics.com
Cruz, Santorum, Jindal, Carson want a constitutional amendment which would ban gay marriages,
Wow, what a shitty editorial. But it's CNN. Obviously they were trying to bury something. My guess is what the Republicans really signed is a pledge to support states rights and let the states not honor homosexual marriages if they decide not to. If the law was added the supremes would have to honor it since the law wasn't there before. Kudos to those guys and all who still favor democracy.
Wow, what a shitty post. But it's Iceweasel so he's obviously trying to obfuscate. Your "guess" would be oh so wrong, Weasel.
Here is the
exact pledge these four douche nozzles signed:
I, _____________ _____________, pledge to the American people that if elected President, I will:
One, support a federal constitutional amendment that protects marriage as the union of one man and one woman.
Two, oppose and work to overturn any Supreme Court decision that illegitimately finds a constitutional "right" to the redefinition of marriage. This includes nominating to the U.S. Supreme Court and federal bench judges who are committed to restraint and applying the original meaning of the Constitution, and appointing an attorney general similarly committed.
Three, conduct a review of regulatory, administrative and executive actions taken by the current Administration that have the effect of undermining marriage and work to restore our policies to be consistent with the proper understanding of marriage as the union of one man and one woman. Consistent with this, prevent the promotion of a redefined version of marriage in public schools and other government entities.
Four, support the First Amendment Defense Act and other legislation that recognizes the right of organizations and individuals to act in the public square consistent with their belief that marriage is the union of one man and one woman without fear of retaliation from the government.
Five, direct the Department of Justice to investigate, document and publicize cases of Americans who have been harassed or threatened for exercising key civil rights to organize, to speak, to donate or to vote for marriage and to propose new protections, if needed.