Skylar
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The Justices essentially voted, are you saying their votes are invalid?The liberal victories this week are the cake;
the unprecedented meltdown on the Right is the icing.
...and we know how much the Right hates making those dang liberal cakes.
I have no problem with Gays getting married, I preferred the domestic partners route where all Americans have a representative vote. This way, the decision will always be considered a political vote where the justices had to stretch the Constitution to fit their bias in the Supreme Court. The American people and States Rights were completely bypassed. ...and, yup, it happens all the time but it doesn't make it right.
But why would someone's rights be subject to a vote? Remember, marriage is a right.
So you're saying that a vote is valid then, even recognizing that the justices did exactly that?