Comments on: Maine becomes fifth state to recognize same-sex marriage

By: Maria Lima

Maria Lima — Fri, 08 May 2009 02:22:24 +0000

wait…am i understanding this correctly? Maine signed this into law WITHOUT a public referendum of any sort? Did the people vote on this at all??????
How can this be done?

By: OIF_to_USC

OIF_to_USC — Thu, 07 May 2009 04:02:47 +0000

More bad law against the will of the people? According to the Founding Fathers, the people were indeed trustworthy to have a say in an interactive constitutional republic; but no longer. Backdoor homosexual marriage laws in Maine are definitely not constitutional and certainly no constitutional scholar would ever claim original intent in the many papers and documents written by the authors of the Constitution. The new law will never stand up to judicial review, especially in lieu of the bootleg tactic that was used to make the bill law. The other travesty today is that the U.S. Congress wants to include convicted pedophiles as recipients and benefactors to hate crime protections. Yet, when it was proposed that American veterans be included in the protection, every Democrat voted “No.” Are we headed somewhere as a nation that we ought not to go? When pedophiles and homosexuals are given “special” and “enhanced” protections under the law, and veterans are not, isn’t there something wrong?

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By: nefreet

nefreet — Wed, 06 May 2009 17:22:10 +0000

CONGRATULATIONS Maine!!