My issue is with the method used in this case. All other States that included sexual orientation or transgender status as protected classes in their civil rights laws did so by changing the laws legislatively. Congress should have been the party to do this if change was desired in the law, not the Supreme Court.
Or not. Frankly, we shouldn't have to wait on Congress to do the right thing when the law already protects people as written. The problem is you guys want to define sex as Male/Female, full stop, when the reality is gender and sexuality is a lot more complex than that.
Long history, Joe is an ass, he will make the world a far better place when he is 6 feet under it.
Translation- I spanked him too many times...
Joe is a party extremists........much like the vast majority of people.
Actually, I'm really not. I'm a pragmatist. I don't support abortion rights because I am really fond of abortion. I support it because the alternatives are worse. (Either a sexual police state or a bunch of dangerous, unenforced laws.) Same here. Pragmatically, we know that the legislatures in Jesusland, left to their own devices, aren't going to expand rights to gays because they wouldn't have expanded them to blacks and women, unless the feds required them to.