Well here's something kind of cool: Pennsylvania's Attorney General, Kathleen Kane, announced Thursday that she won't defend the state's dumb ban on same-sex marriage in a lawsuit because she believes the law is "wholly unconstitutional." The state has been sued by the ACLU, which is representing 23 Pennsylvania residents* in an attempt to overturn the 1996 law. Republican Governor Tom Corbett, who supports it, will likely assign the case to state general counsel James. D Schultz.
Uh, my state&#039;s AG has been Obama-<a href="http:\/\/www.huffingtonpost.com\/2013\/04\/06\/kamala-harris-obama_n_3028348.html" target="_blank">certified</a> as smokin-<a href="https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Kamala_Harris" target="_blank">hawt</a> and also helped take down Prop 8.
The proletariat&#039;s proletariat are always looking to the strong, yet compassionate menfolks to generously take time out from their busy jobs of &quot;running things&quot; to instruct them on these issues. I could not believe how disrespectful those wimmin in Texas were; fortunately Nooners contributed her calming, relevant, insights to all of it.
<i>&ldquo;To have the highest law enforcement official of the commonwealth come out and say, &lsquo;I agree with you, this law is unjust, that&rsquo;s huge for us,&rsquo;&rdquo;</i>
It also helps if you&#039;re aware of current events past the Industrial Revolution.
Geeze, if you can&#039;t target teh ghez, next thing you know you won&#039;t be able to target teh blahs, and then where do we end up? I tell you, it wasn&#039;t like this back in the good old days. It&#039;s discrimination! Persecution! Oh, the humanity!
Who now?
That has been Philly&#039;s motto since the day the Sledge sisters came out the chute.
It&#039;s on Philly, Pittsburgh, Scranton, and Harrisburg to turn out next election and kick Corbett to the curb.
Uh, my state&#039;s AG has been Obama-<a href="http:\/\/www.huffingtonpost.com\/2013\/04\/06\/kamala-harris-obama_n_3028348.html" target="_blank">certified</a> as smokin-<a href="https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Kamala_Harris" target="_blank">hawt</a> and also helped take down Prop 8.
The proletariat&#039;s proletariat are always looking to the strong, yet compassionate menfolks to generously take time out from their busy jobs of &quot;running things&quot; to instruct them on these issues. I could not believe how disrespectful those wimmin in Texas were; fortunately Nooners contributed her calming, relevant, insights to all of it.
Philadelphia is now truly the city of brotherly love. Sisterly too.
Is that a Despicable Me 2 reference? My favorite line in that movie was &quot;heh heh....bottom&quot;
<i>&ldquo;To have the highest law enforcement official of the commonwealth come out and say, &lsquo;I agree with you, this law is unjust, that&rsquo;s huge for us,&rsquo;&rdquo;</i>
It also helps if you&#039;re aware of current events past the Industrial Revolution.
What&#039;s wrong with her? Can&#039;t she just follow orders?
So you&#039;re getting &quot;Hollywood&#039;s Biggest Booties&quot; too?
Geeze, if you can&#039;t target teh ghez, next thing you know you won&#039;t be able to target teh blahs, and then where do we end up? I tell you, it wasn&#039;t like this back in the good old days. It&#039;s discrimination! Persecution! Oh, the humanity!
It&#039;s okay, you don&#039;t have to say any more. *pat* *pat*
I think lawyers take it as a personal challenge to find arguments in support of any side of an issue.