Tag Archives: Supreme Court
God and Marriage
I’ve read a lot of articles over the past several years, ever since my state voted against same sex marriage (twice). Now that the issue is before the Supreme Court, I see tensions running high on both sides, but few … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current events/topics, General, Government, Healthcare, Spiritual, Supreme Court
Tagged *** marriage, First Amendment, gay, gay rights, God, HHS mandate, lesbian, marriage equality, religion, separation of church and state, Supreme Court
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The Monarch Presidency – Obamacare and the Individual Mandate
Actually, I have not been an opponent of an individual mandate. It seems to me intuitively correct that the state should not have to pay for the healthcare of a financially secure individual who for whatever reason has decided not … Continue reading
Baseball v. The Supreme Court
It is interesting to note that whenever you hear a sports fan talk about something as important as whom they would like to be in their starting lineup, no one mentions “diversity”. Yankee fans, for example, don’t look at a … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court
Tagged apointee, baseball, derek jeter, diane wood, diversity, elena kagan, gov. granholm, gov. gregoire, jurist, leah sears, Obama, pamela karlan, sonia sotomayor, sullivan kim wardlaw, Supreme Court
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