Friday, February 5, 2016
Anti-Gay Christian Judge In Texas Vows Not To Perform Gay Marriages
Because of his ‘faith in God as a devout Catholic’, a Texas judge will not be performing marriages for same-sex couples.
Bill Metzger, a Republican justice of the peace in Dallas County, Texas, took to Facebook yesterday, stating that he will ‘only be conducting traditional marriages’.
In his post, he referred to an opinion issued by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, which claims that ‘Justices of the peace retain religious freedoms, and may claim that the government cannot force them to conduct same-sex wedding ceremonies over their religious objections.’ Metzger claims that because of this opinion, it is ‘not true for someone to say they are required by law to conduct a non-traditional wedding’.
According to Metzger, this opinion also ‘came as a result of a request from Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick’.
However, within the same state of Texas, Harris County Attorney Vince Ryan has a different view. Addressing the same issue, he concluded that even though a judge or justice of the peace is under no obligation to perform a marriage, ‘once the judge elects to undertake the performance of marriages, the service must be offered to all (including same-sex couples) in a non-discriminatory manner’.
CEO of Resource Center, Texas’s largest LGBT community center based in Dallas, Cece Cox, agrees with Ryan.
“If he chooses not to marry a gay couple, he’ll be in violation of the law,” Cox told WFAA-TV.
Retired Dallas County District Judge John Creuzot is also on the side of Cox and Ryan.
‘He’s (referring to Metzger) not on solid legal footing, either by the laws of the state of Texas, or the Constitution,’ said Creuzot.
He added: ‘It’s a bad signal to be a judge, even if it is a justice of the peace, and then make an independent decision that you’re going to follow the law for some folks and not for others.’
Whats clear here, is that this judge has just openly confessed he is incapable of being a judge.
Judges have to maintain a level of impartiality, by stating his belief in Christianity forbids him executing the duties of his office, clearly shows he is biased and unfit to be one.
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Bill Metzger, a Republican justice of the peace in Dallas County, Texas, took to Facebook yesterday, stating that he will ‘only be conducting traditional marriages’.
In his post, he referred to an opinion issued by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, which claims that ‘Justices of the peace retain religious freedoms, and may claim that the government cannot force them to conduct same-sex wedding ceremonies over their religious objections.’ Metzger claims that because of this opinion, it is ‘not true for someone to say they are required by law to conduct a non-traditional wedding’.
According to Metzger, this opinion also ‘came as a result of a request from Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick’.
However, within the same state of Texas, Harris County Attorney Vince Ryan has a different view. Addressing the same issue, he concluded that even though a judge or justice of the peace is under no obligation to perform a marriage, ‘once the judge elects to undertake the performance of marriages, the service must be offered to all (including same-sex couples) in a non-discriminatory manner’.
CEO of Resource Center, Texas’s largest LGBT community center based in Dallas, Cece Cox, agrees with Ryan.
“If he chooses not to marry a gay couple, he’ll be in violation of the law,” Cox told WFAA-TV.
Retired Dallas County District Judge John Creuzot is also on the side of Cox and Ryan.
‘He’s (referring to Metzger) not on solid legal footing, either by the laws of the state of Texas, or the Constitution,’ said Creuzot.
He added: ‘It’s a bad signal to be a judge, even if it is a justice of the peace, and then make an independent decision that you’re going to follow the law for some folks and not for others.’
Whats clear here, is that this judge has just openly confessed he is incapable of being a judge.
Judges have to maintain a level of impartiality, by stating his belief in Christianity forbids him executing the duties of his office, clearly shows he is biased and unfit to be one.
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Thursday, February 4, 2016
The Clown Car Dwindles By Two
Rick Santorum and Kentucky Senator Rand
Paul on Wednesday suspended their campaigns for the White House.
Both Republicans had unremarkable
showings in Iowa. Paul placed a disappointing fifth, while Santorum
was tied with Jim Gilmore at the bottom of the pack.
Santorum, 57, announced the end of his
own campaign on Fox News, where he endorsed the campaign of Florida
Senator Marco Rubio, who came in third in Iowa.
Santorum, who won the Iowa caucuses in
2012, but lost the GOP nomination to Mitt Romney, is best known for
his conservative stances, such as opposition to marriage equality and
abortion rights. Those are views GOP frontrunners Senator Ted Cruz,
Donald Trump and Senator Marco Rubio also embrace.
The 53-year-old Paul announced he was
dropping out in a video uploaded to YouTube.
“Across the country, thousands upon
thousands of young people flocked to our message of limited
government, privacy, criminal justice reform and a reasonable foreign
policy. Brush fires of liberty were ignited, and those will carry
on, as will I,” Paul said.
In June, Paul suggested that the
Supreme Court's finding that gay and lesbian couples have a
constitutional right to marry would impinge on religious liberty and
free speech.
“And can the government do its main
job in the aftermath of this ruling – the protection of liberty,
particularly religious liberty and free speech?” he rhetorically
asked in a
Time
op-ed.
You lost Rand Paul just because your a two faced liar, espousing your libertarian bullshit while also pandering to the homophobia of the religious right ...just like every other Republican stooge.
Always screaming less government so long as it benefits white heterosexual males, but all for big brother government impinging on any minorities rights that you don't, or won't try to understand or feel an ounce of compassion or allow the slightest dignity.
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Guess God Was Just Havin' A Laugh When He Told The Huckster To Run For Prez
Former Arkansas Governor turned Fox News
talking head Mike Huckabee has announced he has ended his bid to become
the 2016 Republican presidential nominee.
Huckabee tweeted the news just after 10pm on Monday night, writing, ‘I am officially suspending my campaign. Thank you for all your loyal support. #ImWithHucK’
Huckabee had received less than 2 percent of the vote in the Republicans’ Iowa caucus where Senator Ted Cruz finally crawled ahead of former front runner to be the Republicans’ presidential pick. Donald Trump
Huckabee, an ordained Southern Baptist minister, had been arguably the most outspoken anti-LGBT candidate in a field rich with anti-LGBT candidates, warning that the US Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states risked God visiting a punishment on the United States like the Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah and comparing it to slavery.
Huckabee also suggested that if he was still in school he would pretend to be transgender just to spy on young girls in change rooms and bathrooms and attacked the idea of transgender people being able to serve openly in the US military, saying ‘The military is not a social experiment.’
Huckabee held a rally in support of Kentucky clerk Kim Davis after she was jailed for refusing to perform the duties of her job after same-sex marriage came to her home state, welcoming her on her release from prison.
Of the remaining candidates former senator Rick Santorum and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson are probably the most outspoken in their intolerance towards LGBTs in the remaining Republican field.
Santorum received about 1 percent of the vote in the Iowa caucus. However Carson received 8 percent of the vote, putting him in fourth place behind Cruz, Trump and Senator Marco Rubio in third.
Huckabee tweeted the news just after 10pm on Monday night, writing, ‘I am officially suspending my campaign. Thank you for all your loyal support. #ImWithHucK’
Huckabee had received less than 2 percent of the vote in the Republicans’ Iowa caucus where Senator Ted Cruz finally crawled ahead of former front runner to be the Republicans’ presidential pick. Donald Trump
Huckabee, an ordained Southern Baptist minister, had been arguably the most outspoken anti-LGBT candidate in a field rich with anti-LGBT candidates, warning that the US Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states risked God visiting a punishment on the United States like the Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah and comparing it to slavery.
Huckabee also suggested that if he was still in school he would pretend to be transgender just to spy on young girls in change rooms and bathrooms and attacked the idea of transgender people being able to serve openly in the US military, saying ‘The military is not a social experiment.’
Huckabee held a rally in support of Kentucky clerk Kim Davis after she was jailed for refusing to perform the duties of her job after same-sex marriage came to her home state, welcoming her on her release from prison.
Of the remaining candidates former senator Rick Santorum and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson are probably the most outspoken in their intolerance towards LGBTs in the remaining Republican field.
Santorum received about 1 percent of the vote in the Iowa caucus. However Carson received 8 percent of the vote, putting him in fourth place behind Cruz, Trump and Senator Marco Rubio in third.
Monday, February 1, 2016
Donald Trump...Mirror Image Of White Male Supremacy
With approximately 24-hours left before
the Iowa caucus, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is doing
everything possible to appeal to the party’s base.
On Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace the reality star slammed Obergefell v Hodges, the US Supreme Court decision making marriage equality legal in all 50 states.
‘I don’t like the way they ruled. I disagree with the Supreme Court from the standpoint they should have given the state — it should be a states’ rights issue,’ Trump said. ‘And that’s the way it should have been ruled on… not the way they did it.’
‘This is a very surprising ruling,’ the candidate continued. ‘And I — I can see changes coming down the line, frankly. But I would have much preferred that they ruled at a state level and allowed the states to make those rulings themselves.’
Trump also said he would ‘strongly consider’ selecting judges who would overturn the decision.
This critical stance toward marriage rights is pitch perfect for Republican voters in the Midwestern state. In 2008, former governor Mike Huckabee won. In 2012, ex-senator Rick Santorum took the prize. Both are opposed to LGBT rights and equality.
According to a 2015 Pew Research study, only 32% of Republicans across the country favor same-sex marriage.
Trump leads the crowded Republican field in the Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics poll, with 28% of likely caucus participants. Nipping at his heels is Senator Ted Cruz at 23%; Senator Marco Rubio places third with 15%; former neurosurgeon Ben Carson has 10%.
"We have met the enemy...and he is us"
On Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace the reality star slammed Obergefell v Hodges, the US Supreme Court decision making marriage equality legal in all 50 states.
‘I don’t like the way they ruled. I disagree with the Supreme Court from the standpoint they should have given the state — it should be a states’ rights issue,’ Trump said. ‘And that’s the way it should have been ruled on… not the way they did it.’
‘This is a very surprising ruling,’ the candidate continued. ‘And I — I can see changes coming down the line, frankly. But I would have much preferred that they ruled at a state level and allowed the states to make those rulings themselves.’
Trump also said he would ‘strongly consider’ selecting judges who would overturn the decision.
This critical stance toward marriage rights is pitch perfect for Republican voters in the Midwestern state. In 2008, former governor Mike Huckabee won. In 2012, ex-senator Rick Santorum took the prize. Both are opposed to LGBT rights and equality.
According to a 2015 Pew Research study, only 32% of Republicans across the country favor same-sex marriage.
Trump leads the crowded Republican field in the Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics poll, with 28% of likely caucus participants. Nipping at his heels is Senator Ted Cruz at 23%; Senator Marco Rubio places third with 15%; former neurosurgeon Ben Carson has 10%.
"We have met the enemy...and he is us"
Aaron Schock Offered $1 Million To Appear In Gay Porn
Former Illinois Congressman Aaron
Schock has been offered $1 million to appear in gay porn films.
Schock, 34, resigned from Congress last
year amid questions about his use of federal funds.
According to POLITICO,
Schock's legal bills have surpassed $3 million.
On Saturday, TitanMen said it was
willing to pay up to $1 million “if the rock-hard bodied Republican
will agree to an exclusive contract to star in a series of hardcore
TitanMen gay porn films.”
TitanMen Vice-President Keith Webb said
that Schock fits the studio's image of featuring “iconically
handsome men with both brains and brawn.”
“Despite Schock's scandal over
allegedly misappropriating campaign funds, he has so much more to
offer our fans. What we're offering is a win-win situation, giving
him the opportunity to break free and come out in a whole new world!”
Webb
added.
Rumors that Schock – who has
consistently voted against LGBT rights – may be gay have been
attributed to his colorful Instagram posts.
“The Internet will surely be
delighted with sexy new photos and video for Shock's Instagram
account,” TitanMen added.
It just baffles me why anyone would want to pay to see this self loathing traitor get rewarded even further for his irresponsibly destructive idealogy.
Then again most of the gay community still lavishly support homophobic Kink video, so why shouldn't they do the same for Titan video.
But, then again, it doesn't matter, because it's only porn, who cares if your porn dollars go to some anti-gay bigots, right?
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