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http://embeds.blogs.foxnews.com/2008/05/26/danc...
I am a doofus.
Thanks for the vid. Whasamatter, you don't recognize soul when you see it?!
/snark
I assume the people there are her supporters. How is it they do not see her phoniness? Gah!
But any couples who go to CA, IIRC
http://www.queersunited.blogspot.com
I'm afraid she wouldn't be able to FIND the phone at 3:00 am.
Obama '08!
What a bunch of lunatics.
The White House is furious with the New York Times over an editorial they published today that criticized President Bush for not supporting the new GI Bill that was recently passed in the Senate:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/05/26/white-...
Two important tidbits coming my way from Fark:
Miss Ferraro, the losing Democratic candidate for vice-president in 1984, said that she might abandon her lifelong party loyalties and vote for the Republican John McCain if Mr Obama is confirmed as the nominee.
The Secret Service may be investigating Hillaryis44.
Some legal scholars, including conservative Douglas Kmiec (sp?) said it is unlikely our wedding can be nullified even if the initiative passes.
My husband and I were married in Vancouver about 4 yrs ago (just before their Federal govt even equalized the law throughout Canada, as it turned out) and there was nothing anyone could do about it. Because of the treaty between our two countries, one the US govt and no state can contravene, everyone already has to recognize out big, fat, gay marriage.
It was lovely. I have never been treated better anywhere I have ever been (never mind on my Gay wedding day).
Anyway, I think (I dearly hope) by Nov no one will remember this. After June, all the hoopla will die down when everyone realizes that the sky is still blue, the invisible cloud people will do nothing to stop any of this, and the neo-cons will still be pissed the only on they have to vote for is 'too-liberal (ha!)' McCain.
If they don't manage to stop this, I wonder what will happen when enough people go back to their own states, and decide to band together to test the constitutionality of all those constitutional amendments. I promise not to do so before the election, but if there is a movement in Nevada after that, sign me up!
I'm excited about this step forward, and I hope it's followed by many more.
Thank you, Jesus!!