Kasz216 said:
It doesn't matter. He's legally bound to appeal it. As President of the United States it's his job and the Justice Departments Job to argue that all of their laws are in fact legal. He'd be in a worse spot if he didn't appeal it. The Justice Department would be accused of political bias... (which our justice department is already in a HUGE row about doing just that when it comes to the enforcement of hate crimes laws.) Basically he'd get the blame for politicizing the Justice Department and basically the entire legal system. This all stems from his general cowardess at approaching the issue in the first place... and in general gay rights, after a bunch of big promises he made some minor changes, then suddenly dug in his heels and actually hindered more then helped. There only positive you wouldn't expect too many gays to go Republican no matter how bad you treat them. Scary thing is... Republican Gay groups are booming.
They know they won't get gay rights from the republicans, but figure if they won't get it from the democrats either, they may as well stop being 1 issue and support other policies they believe in. |
How is this law constitutional? Can you explain that to me?







