Where Do We Draw The Line?

No, It's not marraige.All you folks (regardless of your sexual disorientation) who’ve gone and gotten yourselves hitched by a JP or someone else who performs a legitimate civil union just got hosed by one federal judge in Northern California.  According to him, you’re not married.  That’s right, civil unions are not marriages.

It will get appealed for good reason, and it has no affect anywhere else, but you know how the left likes to think of every little thing some elitist radical judge does as a sign of whatever it is they want that no one else wants.  It’s the beginning of a transformation of the culture.  Actually it’s not.

 

Thirty nine states ban gay “marriage,” seven of those allow civil unions.  Do the math.  You need thirty eight for a constitutional amendment–not that I’d ever suggest that, but you have to point these things out some times.   78% of the sovereign states are currently against using the word marriage to define “Just any union” of carbon based life forms.  It’s not your word.  You can’t just take it.

Besides, if the state can’t legally provide a non-religious service for the purposes of defining a contract of union, how do they suppose to get around the left wing gag fest known lovingly as so-called separation of church and state?  They figure they can just take over religious services by judicial fiat–as the notion strikes their progressive compulsive fancy? (Or by deception and political tyranny where appropriate?)

What’s next from the activist ruling class?  State sanctioned baptisms and confirmations?  Are judges going to begin performing the Bris?  There’s a pretty picture.  We’ll have to create a whole new class of taxpayer funded “public” servants for this purpose, otherwise you’d best make sure you book in advance; the Judge might be busy that day overruling the majority will of the voters.  You know, that’s a lot of heavy lifting and their hands might be a bit shaky—talk about accidental gender reassignment. Oops?


Of course this might be something the gay lobby could back.  Ten adult gay men at the civil circumcision of a small boy.  Someone at NAMBLA call a California Judge, our civil rights are being oppressed.

http://granitegrok.com/blog/2010/08/where_do_we_draw_the_line.html

Steve Mac Donald
 
 

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Hodespocrisy–“It’s Not A Schoomah”

It's Not A Toomah!In keeping with the holier than thou New Hampshire Democrat Party “rules” committee’s abhorrence of money from ‘corrupt’ sources, we bring you Chuck Schumer, New York Senator, Chairman of the Senate Rules Committee, and committee member on Banking, Finance, and judiciary.  He has also stained Paul Hodes already questionable reputation with dirty money–$10,000.00 dollars worth of it.

Remember all those Wall Street firms Hodes was standing against? You know, the Wall Street vs. Main Street smackdown. The big bank vs. small bank rhetoric.   Well Hodes can probably thank them for the $10,000.00 dollars he got from Schumer.  Senator Schumer gets ‘fed’ by all of the bailed out boys and girls (and those in between), including an eye-popping career sum from SEC violators Goldman Sachs.  Goldman has shoveled almost half a million of its greedy dollars to Schumer– 486,000.00.  And Schumer’s total career “take” from the evil anti-main Street banking crowd is a paltry $7,000,000.00 million.

 

Can you hear the crickets over at the NHDP headquarters. Loud little bastards aren’t they?

Besides Hodes, Schumer also gave money to the disgraced Chris “countrywide” Dodd and that ridiculous House democrat Eric Massa who didn’t send sexually suggestive emails to staffers he actually groped them.  And look, there’s even a Charlie Rangel connection.  Hodes won’t give his dirty-Rangel money back, and Schumer is giving dirty Rangel more dirty money for him to share.  And he is still planning to give the ethically challenged Rangel a Birthday party fundraiser. I wonder if Paul is invited?

Schumer and his Golman Sachs Tumor also took money from people like soon to be former Senator and future lobbyist Byron Dorgan whose wife already lobbies for companies on issues Dorgan votes on regularly. Not illegal, but as CBS news wondered, is it ethical?

 

Just another fine example of Paul’s corrupt political peer group, and the kind of money he’ll take–any kind at all–to secure a place in the ruling political class from which he and his hypocrite cronies can then tell us what to do and how to behave.

Just another cloudy day in the Hodespocrisy.

 

Photo Credit: NY Daily News

 

Hodespocrisy Part 2, part 1, and the preface


http://granitegrok.com/blog/2010/08/hodespocrisyits_not_a_schumer.html

Steve Mac Donald
 
 

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Binnie Busters

Binnie's Pocket Change?Adding a thought to what skip provided, and Drew Kline’s initial post on the Binnie Camp’s response to the Cornerstone Ad.  Binnie ‘did call a lawyer’ when he didn’t understand.  The lawyers did not understand either; that Cornerstone is a New Hampshire group founded by who, Karen Testerman?  Yeah, she’s that out of state girl…running for governor of New Hampshire.

Then there is this, which is actually more telling.  Binnie’s first response was to act like a member of the New Hampshire Democrat party.  He implies that the media “attack” is not motivated by in-state interests so we should simply dismiss it.  That’s Ray Buckley and Kathy Sullivan in spades.  They are forever ignoring the insane amount of out of state money they dredge up while pointing their fingers at everyone else.

And does that correlate?  It does.   Binni is 74% self funded so you have to look at the donor list.   Seventy-five percent of his individual campaign contributions are from outside the state of New Hampshire.  $852,000 vs. $292,000 from inside the state. (FEC data here)

Just thought I’d point that out.  And one other thing.  Binnie actually thinks Cornerstone is advertising it’s issues with him to support Ayotte?  That guy needs to stay in (state) more.

Photo Credit: Photobucket

http://granitegrok.com/blog/2010/08/binnie_busters.html

Steve Mac Donald
 
 

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Want To Know Why…

CLEAR Gets KO’d For Now

Why Not Bob Giuda?

As one of the leaders of the NHRCV I played a part along with our tireless leader Kevin McHugh when our membership voted to endorse Jennifer Horn late last year.  We here at the Grok have endorsed Jennifer and yes I had a hand in that as well.  And since then a few libertarians–Bob Giuda’s core of support–have tried to have their way with us on our selection.  I think that’s great and I encourage it.  But I thought it appropriate to offer something of a rebuttal–which happens to be one of the single biggest reason why I chose Jen Horn over Bob.

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Hodespocrisy–The Max Baucus Edition

What Was The Point Of This?

Welcome To The Hodespocrisy

Judd Gregg Goes For Kagen