California upholds marriage ban

I was surprised to read the president of the National Hispanic Christain Leadership Conference, Rev Sam Rodriguez, opposes same-sex marriage since so many Hispanics seem to be so blase about homosexuality and are pagan Catholics if ever I saw any (note: I've not yet visited Italy). In every Hispanic sitcom and movie there is a sissy character---along with a clown, drunkard, and enormously top-heavy bimbo---and nary a disco bar does not showcase drag queens.

Homosexuals want to overturn our democratic system

Am glad, nonetheless, that Rev Rodriguez and others are strategically fighting to uphold California's constitutional amendment, Proposition 8, that sensibly recognizes marriage as only between a man and a woman.


While 12% of the nation reside in California a larger percentage---16%---of homosexual couples call it home. I guess they like surfing and driving from the mailbox to Starbucks en route to the tanning salon. Homosexuals want to overturn our democratic system and make the world revolve around them and their feelings because, as their mothers always told them, they are special.


For their part, as always but especially in the wake of California Supreme Court's upholding of the marriage ban, same-sex marriage advocates are taking to media campaigns that massage public opinion; that is to say, feelings and emotions. Utterly glamorous. Fools will fall for it, of course. One group, Equality California, is passing out bumper stickers that read "I Do."


I don't. You go Rev Rodriguez!