When liberals win an election, they like to say it's the voice of the people. The public voted for legalization of marijuana in Colorado and Washington, same-sex marriage in Maryland and other states.
But when they lose, it's often declared unconstitutional, illegal or racist, as seen with the riots and violence with the right-to-work legislation in Michigan, Proposition 8 in California and the irresponsible action in the Wisconsin Legislature and recall action. When conservatives try to protect traditional marriage and the family unit, we are called homophobic and other insults.
As one who has fought for and has given back to his country, I cry for future generations.
T.G. Mahas
Salt Lake City
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And the tea party, with their guns on hip protesting the Affordable Health Care Act were what?
You know mountainman this whole god gives rights not government would be funny if it weren't so sad. Where was Rosa Parks god given More..
T.G. Mahas,
Yes, we liberals will continue to fight for social justice because that is what we do.
Your comment about "protecting traditional marriage" is simply disingenuous. Denying marriage rights to some does More..
Funny thing is that the naughty patriots were indeed LIBERALS. In those days, the conservatives were called Tories.
Sometimes history is downright inconvenient, isn't it?