I fail to see why it is ok for one group to have a view that NEEDS to be accepted by all, and those who oppose it are wrong.

Anyone who thinks that is just plain wrong.

Because opposing gay marriage means putting a RESTRICTION on something. You are TAKING AWAY rights from a group of people.

If gay marriage was accepted, there'd be no restrictions on anything. No one would lose anything. Being for gay marriage has more meaning than being against it. Most people against it are against it for religious reasons that have no business seeing the light of day in government.

I wouldn't count on all the chickens before they hatch. If the Republicans keep up on making gay marriage and abortion restrictions their most pressing issues above crime, drugs, poverty---the stuff that only affects "poor minorities"---who they won't and don't speak for, then they will have a good shot at getting re-elected. That's how Bush and his GOP cronies were able to win another term. By scaring their supporters into thinking if they don't get in office, they can't uphold the law by thumping their Bibles.

We'll find out in November. The whole Congress is a sinking ship, so I honestly don't know how bad the turnover will be. But, IA with you. I, and many others, are just really sick of the "Scare Politics" that seem to run rampant trough the political landscape, and the voters who are not doing their homework.

I for one will not discriminate against any group. And for those that feel gay marriage is a sin agaisnt God and should be constitutionally amended...........fine. That's your opinion.

But while we're at it, let's make an amendment agaisnt adultry. Oh wait - that's one of the Ten Commandments. And I don't see anyone trying to outlaw that.

Both sides use scare tactics, always have, always will

My cat's breath smells like cat food.