Kalifornia, YOU WILL SUBMIT

The votes of California citizens don't matter. This is what 4 judges sitting on the California Supreme Court have decided. Earlier this week the judges determined that gay marriage is to be legal, regardless of what you vote for. Apparently, you're too stupid to decide what the laws are to be in your own state. Hence, 4 men that you did not put into office , whose job it is to ENFORCE the laws and NOT CREATE them, have gone right ahead and legalized that which was formerly not legal.

As a resident of Massachusetts, I feel your pain. Our citizenry has gone over and above the state constitutional requirements to have the gay marriage issue placed on the ballot. The Massachusetts' senate , however has refused to place it on the ballot. When asked about this they either claim that they do not want to deny anyone their civil rights. I always thought that CIVIL rights were given by the people, not by judges. Another argument given is that there's no point in voting, because those who oppose gay marriage are an extreme (bigoted) fringe. If this is so, then let us vote for it........ we will OBVIOUSLY lose, and then it will be made into law, ending the controversy.

But here in Massachusetts, and I assume Kalifornia, we are used to not getting what we voted for. The Massachusetts senate has REPEATEDLY ignored the will of the voters. Well, I suppose, I need to be honest about this. They only ignore the votes on conservative issues. The Liberal issues.... they're fine. The ILLEGAL immigration issues.... they're fine too. I live in an american state where my vote and opinion has less value than that of an illegal immigrant.

Another reason why Mass keeps issues off the ballots that I care about, tax cuts, death penalty,illegal immigration , gun laws, etc, etc, etc is to keep voter turn out low. We conservatives in Mass realize that there's better than a 50 percent chance that we are going to be ignored, regardless of the election results, but if there's a hotbutton issue on the ballot, we just might show up. And since we are there anyway, we might as well vote for president too. Heck, we might as well vote for senators and congressmen too. That they want to avoid more than anything.

Petitions to get the gay marriage issue on the ballot were presented. Backers of the issue got double the required signatures requred by state law. When the petitions reached the upper echelons of state government, it was under stood that we had just enough senatorial backing to get it to the floor for debate. Debate would have only been the first step toward getting the gay marriage question placed on the ballot. When the vote for deabate came, Nancy Pelosi, and other burst into acton, contacting the local politicians, who were open to the concept of debate. Some of the politicians who were JUST voted into office, made their openness to debate, a cornerstone of their campaign.

Nobody In Massacusettes voted for San Fran Nan, yet, after some closed door meetings, these people that we did vote for, did a complete 180 and voted against the debate. Kalifornia, keep your own mistakes to yourselves, please, we have enough of our own.

There is some hope, howevr that the Kalifornia Satate Suprme court may just work against Pelosi and Newsome. If the question is placed on the ballot this November, it is conceivable that conservatives and republicans who are hesitant to vote for Senator McCain may find reason to make it to the polls anyway. And that is the silver lining.

Kalifornia and Taxachusetts are bastions of liberal supremacy, and both ignore voters, tax us to death, and give rights to those who never had them to begin with. I fear an Obama presidency. I fear my taxes going to more people that I don't want to support. I fear yet more freedoms being taken away in the name of political correctness. I fear the erosion of our proud country's sovereignty. We must overcome our unwillingnes to support McCain, and get to the polls. We must realize that the alternatives are unacceptable.

I live in a state that allows us to see the possible folly of the next 4 years and what could happen to America. We must go the polls to save our rights. They are in danger, regardless of what MSNBC tells you. We must............

Oh Oh

The PC police are coming down the street.

Remember, the Constitution matters!!!

They're in my driveway now!!!

Remember, citizens come first before aliens!!!

They're banging on the door!!!

Remember your opinions are more than just neocon talking points!!!

They're in the house, coming up the stairs!!!!!

Tell my wife, i lo........\

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Insanity Alert!!!!

Boston.- In a seemingly, neverending, attempt to be even more liberal than California, the citizens of Massachusetts are in danger of being rated yet another stage higher on the laughing stock meter. In yet another attempt at.........political correctness (?), U.S. District judge Mark Wolf is holds the cards.

In 1993 Michelle (then known as Robert) was convicted of strangling his wife to death. In 2002, Kosilek, successfully petitioned the court to allow hormone treatments, electrolysis, female apparel and make up. Does anyone else see anything wrong with this? Thankfully, yes.

The current petition before Judge Wolf sits in massachusetts politcal limbo. Judge Wolf has already ruled that Kosilek suffers from GID, Gender identitiy disorder. Right now I'm currently suffering from IDFC. I don't F*%$ing Care.

Kosilek, however has upped the ante, claiming that he/she/it/convicted murderer will kill itself unless the gender reassignment surgery is allowed. This is what sits before Judge Wolf. The petition has virtually no support from Beacon Hill which couldn't be any more liberal. Maybe there's a light at the end of the tunnel.

Gender Reassignment costs between $20,000 and $50,000. That cost would be , of course, paid for by the citiziens of a state that would tax the air you breathe, if they could figure out a way to counts your breaths. Add to that, the lifetime of hormone treatments that are required thereafter. This guy is a murderer by the way, in case I forgot to mention that.

After Robert, medically becomes Michelle, what is to be done with her? Does she go to a men's prison or a women's facility. In a men's prison, she would become a target for sexual abuse, and if sent to a women's facility, wouldn't that worry her cellmate a bit? Another flurry of lawsuits would be likely as she would be put into segregation as the years of litigation are ironed out. Ultimately, somewhere along the way, a liberal judge would order the state to house her in a special facility. This guy strangled his wife, by the way.

What is the most disturbing offshoot from this case is that fact that right now, 30 other inmates have similar petitions. The floodgates will be opened. And, of course, we will see future attempts by prisoners to get Liposuction, viagra prescriptions, methodone treatments, etc etc, all on your dime. He strangled the life out of his wife with his bare hands.

If the state really wants to allow elective surgery that is optional,at best, then allow him his other option. Killing himself.

John Edwards makes a bold move

John Edwards showed us all how willing and able he is to make a decision. He has endorsed Senator Barack Obama as his choice for the democrat party nominee to the presidency of the United States. The man, who once sought the nomination himself, has selflessly thrown his support behind the troubled candidacy of his former opponent. This guy has some cahonies.

To support a candidate with such lack of public appeal shows his ability to go against the overwhelming tide of Clinton support. Casting his lot with a candidate, who s doing so poorly in the polls, will surely be politically costly for him in the future. We need more men (and women) with a backbone of steel, like this guy has.

Surely, if the struggling Obama campaign can overcome what all the pundits view as a doomed political venture, then the would be candidate would owe a lot to John Edwards. But how can one pay back the one who insures his political future. The safety net, that is the Edwards endorsement, may not be enough to catch Senator Obama who's campaign finds itself in freefall. We all wait with baited breath.

Such a bold and risky move inspires us all. It makes me question my very manhood. Could I show the testicular fortitude it takes to select a nominee after 90 percent of the general population has already voted? I just don't know. So here I draw the line. I'm gonna make some risky endorsements now and a few predictions. I am not a political pundit and if I turn out to be wrong, at least I have that to hang my hat on.

OK.... here goes,

#1 I endorse Abraham Lincoln to get his 2nd term in office........gulp

#2 I endorse John F. Kennedy (a little known longshot from massachusetts) for the 1960

presidency..................................shudder

#3 I predict that the Berlin Wall will come down and Germany will be reunified.....tremble

#4 I predict that the Boston Red Sox will win BOTH the 2004 AND 2007 world series.

OK, mebbe that last one is asking way too much, but what the hell, John Edwards has inspired me.

I sincerely hope we can all from his brave stand. The democrats , especially, should take heart in this action. It shows that in 4, 8 or 12 years, they will have a strong candidate to wear the mantle of their nominee. God help us all

A need for dialogue?

Well, the primaries are over. Get over it, already, Hillary. Now, the time has arrived for the real mud slinging to begin. To be honest, I love mud slinging. It's now that we find out which candidates have the cahonies to stand the withering hail. Hillary could have withstood it, but she's rapidly becoming irrelevant to the conversation at hand.

The "vast right wing conspiracy" and "left wing america haters" spin machines now shift into high gear. Hold on for a stormy ride in this one, folks. The candidates themselves will have little to say about each other that will be overly aggressive, it will be the supporters that will be stuffing rags into gas filled beer bottles this time. This is gonna hurt.

Our lives, if we wish, is filled with dialogue. We talk about the economy, the war, judges, gas prices, and, of course, we talk about race. I put the special influence in that sentence on race because apparently, I need to. I don't know why I need to, but i definitely need too. At least this is what I'm constantly told.

Ok, let's dialogue. Let's dialogue about all these things. We need to. Every time an issue on race comes up, we are told we need to have an open dialogue about the issue. We apparently, arent talking about it enough. Even though it appears on nearly every newscast I hear, I don't hear enough dialogue about it. Numerous Newspapers have pages about it in every issue,I dont read enuff about it. Television is loaded with Movies, Tv sitcoms, after school specials. etc. etc. etc., but I'm not getting enuff anti racism media exposure. Hmmmmm. Golly. Yeah, i agree, we need to dialogue about it, but as for myself, I ( and most of America ) get it.

Use my media.

Use my Newsrooms

Gotta hammer that message home.

But please.............. Don't call me stupid.

I may, indeed, be stupid. I'm not that stupid.

Race is an issue in this election, to deny it is either a bad attempt at political correctness or you are truly clueless ( Type Britney Spears into your browser now please).

The fact that Senator Obama is black is not an issue. He overwhelmingly won enough support, early enough in the primaries, to prove that America is ready and willing to elect a black candidate. Yeah, amongst small groups, that are becoming more irrelevant every day, you'll hear active groups disparage his skin color. If we are to be truly honest about the issue, than you have to agree that there are small groups out there that won't vote for a white man over a black man.

OK it's there, we see it.

The fact that the ugly spectre of racism had reared it's head in the Obama camp is disconcerting. The fact that his response these conroversial issues is so tepid reveals alot. He calls our dialogue about the reverand Wright issue a distraction.

A distraction?

What the hell?

I know I'm just a "typical white person" and there's absolutely no way I can understand the hardship and travails that our black friends have faced, but if I EVER called ANYBODY, a "typical black person", Iwould immediately be labeled racist. If I was an influential "typical white person", than I would be expected to release an apologetic statement, attend some form of rehab, and forever be hung with the rascist tag. I couldn't call it a distraction, and then be done with it, and neither can you, Sentor Obama.

You want the presidency. Unfortunately, you may get what you wish for.

After 30 plus years of being exposed to a constant flow of antiracism media flowing from my idiot box every day, I have been brainwashed. It worked. I'm not a racist. But now those 30 yrs of effective propaganda, have made me see you as a racist. Everything the media has taught me about what racism is, has revealed at you, sir, are a racist. By any standards portrayed to me in the newspapers and magazines of what racism is, then you sir, are a racist.

Now that the conversation on racism has turned against you, you want to regard it as a distraction and ignore it. You want to crumple it up and stuff it into your pocket and talk about other things. OK, do that.

But the dialogue will continue, senator. Every time you try to minimize it, the dialogue will grow larger. You don't get to choose which issues are irrevant distractions, sir.

We do.