RECENT  POSTS:  » 'Look what we did to Starbucks!' hilariously claims the NOM that did absolutely nothing » Video: Harry Jackson will teach you to say marriage (*for a price) » Gays' marriages will kill this nation; more reason to have an open bar » Maine anti-equality update: 'Protect' campaign can now afford mid-priced sedan; one that drives in (R), obvs » Dear anti-LGBT folks with axes to grind: These days, the ax maker is likely pro-gay » Book trailer: IF IT'S A CHOICE, MY ZYGOTE CHOSE BALLS: Making Sense of Senseless Controversy by Jeremy Hooper » Yet another 'protect the children' view that cruelly excludes LGBT kids » Video: John Corvino speaks calm rationality to self-victimizing, hostile host » Gas pains: Exxon continues to cater to Family Research Council values » READ: President's 2012 Pride Proclamation  

« Go back a post || Return to G-A-Y homepage || Haul tail to next post »

10/02/2006

Headline that will delight many progressives until they realize there are multiple meaings of the second word: Romney's resigned

by Jeremy Hooper

 Good As You Images  Wp-Content Photos 200Px Mitt Romney-1Telling the Boston Globe,``I have to follow the law"..."This is a nation of laws, even if I don't like them," Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has reluctantly indicated that he won't challenge Friday's Superior Court ruling saying that Rhode Island gay couples can marry in the Bay State. Though we do hear that when asked during the RI gays' services, "If anyone objects to why these two people should be married, speak now or forever hold your peace," Romney will raise forth literally tied hands, give sad puppy dog eyes, and sigh at the cruel legalities that keep him from thwarting the soon-to-be-wedded duo's happiness.

Poor Mitt.

Romney is continuing his anti-gay marriage pushes as he makes his case to become the GOP's 2008 presidential nominee, so the Rhode Island-centric ruling is certainly not good for his conservative image. But hey, what fair, right, and just for gays ruling is?

Romney says he must obey law on marriage for out-of-state gay couples [Boson Globe]

**UPDATE: However, Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick C. Lynch says the state will not recognize the Mass. marriages as legal [365Gay]

gay-G-A-Y-post gay-email gay-AddThis Feed Button gay-writer-jeremy-hooper


G-A-Y Comments Policy


 
Related Posts with Thumbnails