–Is it a proper function of government to set price ceilings for text message rates?
–A Special Guest Question: Where is the pencil czar?
–Even if you believe that sports stadiums are a legitimate public good (and shame on you if you do), could you still possibly suggest that a sports stadium political and tax scandal is also a legitimate public good?
–Why is a heterosexual couple in Sacramento claiming their right to marry has been “violated”?
–Which city just made it a crime to let your car idle for more than five minutes?
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Link Windypundit // Sep 17, 2008 at 1:34 am
Without even reading the piece, I was going to guess that the couple in Sacramento was complaining because they're whiny little jerks all up in arms about gay marriage. But now that I've read it, I'm with them. They literally would have been happy writing "Bride" and "Groom" in the signature boxes on the license, but some county bureaucrat just couldn't let them get away with that.
After years of reassuring skittish heterosexuals that allowing same-sex marriage would not change traditional marriage, trust the government of California to screw that up for absolutely no reason.
This is the dreary, soul-deadening side of having the government involved in a civil rights matter. They just can't leave stuff alone.
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