Aaron Thomas wrote to All <=-
I read that 7 Republican state house members in Michigan are sponsoring
a resolution to challenge the USSC's decision on equal marriage,
arguing that their state's constitution that states that "marriage is a union between a man and a woman."
There's a lot wrong with this picture:
1) It's beyond ignorant to threaten the rights of gay people
2) All this does is gives Whitmer an opportunity to look like a hero
3) With all the problems in today's world, this is what they focus on?
4) They can't tell the USSC what to do, and they're totally just
wasting time. 5) As the headline makes its rounds, this hurts
Republicans as a whole
I was delighted to learn that MI's state house has a Republican
majority, but it sounds like it's a herd of rinos inside a porcelain
shop.
arguing that their state's constitution that states that "marriage is union between a man and a woman."
I have not heard this. I just did a real quick on michiganvotes.org and saw nothing related to marriage.
This smells like Elitist Propaganda, which seems to be getting less
subtle every day, moving into outright lies and fabrications.
I read that 7 Republican state house members in Michigan are sponsoring a resolution to challenge the USSC's decision on equal marriage, arguing that their state's constitution that states that "marriage is a union between a man
and a woman."
There is an unfortunate belief that the USSC will overturn their decision and remove the federal protection, so there are some states trying to position themselves for becoming places that it becomes illegal should
the decision be overturned.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Either way, it is propaganda. It's either to ruin Republicans, or it's
to give the governor a talking point (or both.) I've never been to Michigan, but I'm sure that there's nobody writing to their state rep
to complain about gay marriage.
There is an unfortunate belief that the USSC will overturn their decision
and remove the federal protection, so there are some states trying to position themselves for becoming places that it becomes illegal should the decision be overturned.
But these nutty state Republicans in MI know better. They know that the queen will never sign off on it, that they're making leftists hate them even more, that they're alienating gay Republicans, and that they're ruining the Republican party.
There's a 0% chance that constituents are asking for this. It's a strategic, undercover, RINO operation, sponsored by Democrats who are worried about their
state because of the 2024 presidential election results.
Either way, it is propaganda. It's either to ruin Republicans, or it's to give the governor a talking point (or both.) I've never been to Michigan, but I'm sure that there's nobody writing to their state rep
to complain about gay marriage.
That's what I'm thinking. No one cares about gay marriage right now.
that they're alienating gay Republicans, and that they're ruining the Republican party.
If they have enough of a majority, they don't need the Governor's signature. This is what happens when people vote for a bunch of people who thump the bible but really just want to make others miserable.
See above. I am sure there are some religious fundies in Michigan, just like everywhere else, who are all about "sticking it to the gays" or whoever else they don't like this week.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Mike Powell <=-
Are you sure about that? The state congress (or whatever it's called
per state) can do things without approval from the governor? That
sounds like it would be a good policy under normal circumstances (this isn't normal.)
I never knew about such funding but I'll take your word for it. I
recently found out that Catholic Charities is (allegedly) funding legal aid for illegal immigrants and that the pope is (definitely)
encouraging illegal migration to the USA. So it wouldn't be too
surprising if they're also behind this anti-gay stuff.
If they have enough of a majority, they don't need the Governor's signature. This is what happens when people vote for a bunch of people who thump the bible but really just want to make others miserable.
Are you sure about that? The state congress (or whatever it's called per state
can do things without approval from the governor? That sounds like it would be
a good policy under normal circumstances (this isn't normal.)
See above. I am sure there are some religious fundies in Michigan, just like everywhere else, who are all about "sticking it to the gays" or whoever else they don't like this week.
I never knew about such funding but I'll take your word for it. I recently found out that Catholic Charities is (allegedly) funding legal aid for illegal
immigrants and that the pope is (definitely) encouraging illegal migration to the USA. So it wouldn't be too surprising if they're also behind this anti-gay
stuff.
per state) can do things without approval from the governor? That sounds like it would be a good policy under normal circumstances (thi isn't normal.)
States are usually set up like mini versions of the Federal gov't. Same branches. Same powers. This was something that came to light during the scamdemic when the RINO who "lead" the Michigan Congress said that they can't do anything because "the governor didn't convene congress", which
is total BS.
That is normal in most states that I know of. It is called overriding a veto. They do it in my state, they do it in neighboring states, and
they do it on the Federal level. Does the NY state legislature not have the power to override a governor's veto?
Gays, leftists, people who are not religious enough to suit them, people of other religions, single moms, etc., are all sinful to them and they have no issue with their voted-upon representative (likely Republican) sticking it to those groups.
That is normal in most states that I know of. It is called overriding a veto. They do it in my state, they do it in neighboring states, and they do it on the Federal level. Does the NY state legislature not have the power to override a governor's veto?
Yea, I never knew about this. I just found on NY's website that this is the case in NY too. But the slimeballs who make up our legislature would never do such a thing because they're all fed by the same pet shop owner.
Gays, leftists, people who are not religious enough to suit them, people of other religions, single moms, etc., are all sinful to them and they have no issue with their voted-upon representative (likely Republican) sticking it to those groups.
I don't doubt that this happens, but I just haven't seen or heard of any cases
of it. A friend of mine recently told me that he don't like Trump because of Trump's "Christian nationalist agenda," but that's another thing that I'm not at all familiar with.
We learned about vetos and overrides during multiple years of my grade
and secondary education, in US History and Civics classes.
Well, I don't know for sure that Trump has a "Christian nationalist agenda" himself but, if you follow any of the MAGA congresspeople (or state legislators) on social media you will see examples. Not sure
about the "nationalist" part, but there are quite a few playing to be "Christians" while denouncing others based on their judgements of others.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I wasn't aware of this. Can the US congress override the president's
veto on things?
I'll have to read up on NY's policies. If the NY state legislature is capable of overriding the governor, then they ought to do so. (But they probably wouldn't because they're all on George's nipple.)
We learned about vetos and overrides during multiple years of my grade and secondary education, in US History and Civics classes.
It must be a rare occurrence. I've never seen it happen before.
Well, I don't know for sure that Trump has a "Christian nationalist agenda" himself but, if you follow any of the MAGA congresspeople (or state legislators) on social media you will see examples. Not sure about the "nationalist" part, but there are quite a few playing to be "Christians" while denouncing others based on their judgements of others.
Every politician pretends to be doing what God wants. It's disgraceful, but it
sounds cute.
Here in Michigan, congress should have convined whether the governor
call it or not. Then they should have voted to override all the
authority she grabbed. Then they should have started impeachment proceedings.
But they were all spineless and RINOs, so that didn't happen.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Yea, same here with the bail reform laws, the prioritizing of Paxlovid
for non-whites first, the DEI, the mandatory profit sharing with black colleges, etc.
Spinelessness is a horrible disease, and we need a vaccine for that.
Spinelessness is a horrible disease, and we need a vaccine for that.
Nature usually takes are of that. Or, in this case, elections.
Trump and Vance are showing what politicians with a spine look like and that is encouraging the other politians who have a spine to start
showing theirs. I don't know how many politians that I've never heard
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