House Republicans have been talking about interfering with this godless backroom smut-fest in the nation's capital called "marriage," and they're now getting around to doing it, as if they had the power to make things law: Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee (RSC), told The Hill that he will push for a vote on the controversial issue in the 112th Congress. The RSC has 175 members.
My Pet Goat
The GOP wants gayness confined to bathrooms--where they practice it.
Hooray! They've recreated all the lost jobs. Hooray! The budget is balanced. Hooray! Voters in D.C. are overruled.