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Nov. 12th, 2008 03:02 am- 08:34 ever had one of those maladjusted days? #
- 12:17 something in my head is still not quite right today. #
- 18:58 today sucks. #
- 21:51 the sooner this day ends, the better. #
Nov. 12th, 2008
sanity in connecticut
Nov. 12th, 2008 09:11 amyay for connecticut, and congrats to all the happy couples!
and, a message to the idiot in the article who said that this was a judicial coup and that there needed to be a referendum of the people on the issue? there was. if you remember correctly, sir, last week there was a ballot referendum asking whether there would be a constitutional convention in connecticut. you and your ilk made it more than clear that if the consitutional convention passed, you'd use that to put an anti-same-sex-marriage amendment into the connecticut constitution. you publicized it, and the people of the state of connecticut knew when they went to the ballot box that a "yes" vote on the constitutional convention meant they had their chance to reject the supreme court's opinion.
that vote failed. you and your ilk lost, sir. the people of connecticut had their say, and they said a resounding no to your proposal.
and, a message to the idiot in the article who said that this was a judicial coup and that there needed to be a referendum of the people on the issue? there was. if you remember correctly, sir, last week there was a ballot referendum asking whether there would be a constitutional convention in connecticut. you and your ilk made it more than clear that if the consitutional convention passed, you'd use that to put an anti-same-sex-marriage amendment into the connecticut constitution. you publicized it, and the people of the state of connecticut knew when they went to the ballot box that a "yes" vote on the constitutional convention meant they had their chance to reject the supreme court's opinion.
that vote failed. you and your ilk lost, sir. the people of connecticut had their say, and they said a resounding no to your proposal.