State Constitutions don’t, and aren’t supposed to, exist at the same level of majestic purity as the United States Constitution. The process to amend the US Constitution is intentionally very, very difficult – because its intention is to define, at … Continue reading
In my “Why The Marriage Amendment Is A Bad Idea” post, I note that using the full weight and power of government to define marriage is noxious, if you believe in limited government. Of course, the DFL side fully believes … Continue reading
Gay Marriage, as I’ve noted many times, is not a big issue to me. As I’ve said a’plenty, I don’t care if gays can sign a contract that binds them to share property, grants them power of attorney, and regulates … Continue reading