No, really, we are asking. Here is hot Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway, announcing that he will not fight a judge's recent decision affirming that Kentucky must recognize same sex marriages performed outside the state. (We did not read the judge's decision, because Jesus, there are going to be 50 of these fuckers soon enough, but we would guess it hinged at least in part in the full faith and credit clause of the US Amercia Constitution? Maybe! Maybe not!) And he starts crying! It is some lovely words, about equal justice under the law, and discrimination is bad. It is quite Nice Time! But he does not start crying until he gets to the part where he thanks his wife for her wise counsel. And then he is choked up for like 27 minutes. It kind of feels like his wife left him or something? Did his wife leave him? Did his wife leave him because she found out HE IS IN LOVE WITH ME???? Is he trying to, like, get her back with a grand gesture of holding up a boombox outside her window/abrogating his duty to fight for Kentucky's right to discriminate geigh?
I can understand how you don't have time to read every decision. Apparently the Virginia judge's decision was a masterpiece.
What I found particularly interesting (I learned this from Rachel Maddow) is that Ted Olson agreed to work on the Virginia case because that state had the landmark decision that folks of difference races (human and....?) could legally marry each other.
Now, this show of emotions is just about recognizing same-sex marriage from other states, right? Not about actually allowing them in Kentucky? Discrimination is bad...but not that bad.
I can understand how you don't have time to read every decision. Apparently the Virginia judge's decision was a masterpiece.
What I found particularly interesting (I learned this from Rachel Maddow) is that Ted Olson agreed to work on the Virginia case because that state had the landmark decision that folks of difference races (human and....?) could legally marry each other.
Now, this show of emotions is just about recognizing same-sex marriage from other states, right? Not about actually allowing them in Kentucky? Discrimination is bad...but not that bad.
He appears to have his hand on a law book rather than the bible, so that's a good sign.
now can we have a constitutional amendment that will allow me to ghey marry Mr. AG Conway's chin dimple?