More Reasons to Pity the People of Louisiana
by Jackrabbit Slim
We debated the gay marriage issue ad nauseum in the Hollywood Elsewhere forums, but I had just had to point out the moronic statement made by Louisiana's Republican Senator, David Vitter:
"I don't believe there's any issue that's more important than this one."
He was speaking of the anti-gay marriage constitutional amendment. Seriously.
This is a man who represents a state that is still reeling from a devastating hurricane. I hope the people of New Orleans who are still suffering from the effects of that storm are comforted by the fact that they have a senator who is working hard to make sure that there are no same-sex marriages.
"I don't believe there's any issue that's more important than this one."
He was speaking of the anti-gay marriage constitutional amendment. Seriously.
This is a man who represents a state that is still reeling from a devastating hurricane. I hope the people of New Orleans who are still suffering from the effects of that storm are comforted by the fact that they have a senator who is working hard to make sure that there are no same-sex marriages.
2 Comments:
I guess Karl Rove has advised him and other Republican senators that making such statements is the only way to get re-elected?
The amendment was defeated in today's vote. I applaud all those Senators, particularly the Republicans, who voted against it.
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