We need an amendment against minorities...stat!
Oh Georgie boy. This will be your Waterloo.
It's bad enough that our born-again Christian president is opposing same sex marriage. And that he lied to us about Iraq. And that he's left pretty much every child behind. And that he's lied about his past, covered up almost every wrongdoing, won the election by cheating, campaigned using Enron's private planes after lobbying for tax cuts for them, gave Halliburton contracts in Iraq only to soon find out that we were overcharged *$60 MILLION* for catering costs, *$60 MILLION* in oil, gave tax cuts to the wealthy, passed laws banning late term abortions even when the mothers life is at stake, has a felony record, made Texas the most polluted state due to his blatant disregard for environmental laws, used taxpayer land in a sweetheart deal for his baseball team, and the list goes on. And on. And, do you know that Ashcroft guy? He's subpoenaed medical records of women who've had late term abortions. Yes, those private records. He thinks he's above the law on this witch hunt of his, the fucking cocksmoker.
Now good ol' Dubya is pushing for a constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage. An amendment. In the constitution. The supreme law of the land. Holy poo. But you know what? It's not an anti-gay amendment, oh no sir. It's an anti-minority one.
This man is backing an amendment against a minority group. The same group that he refuses to include in hate-crime bills. He's called them a minority group. And he's rallying against them. I have to say, I don't have a lot of faith in the American public to come out for gay marriage, but I do know my fellow citizens well enough to know that they won't put an anti-minority amendment in our Constitution. I love my country, which may come as a shock to some. Love it, would never want to live anywhere else. I think that there is a big difference between love and pride though. I'm proud of some things we've done in the past, but man, I'm embarrassed as hell for the past 3 years.
Time to start thinking. We only have a few more months until our chance to get this psycho out of there, along with his evil henchmen. Do it. Now.