Iowa GOP Congressman—and asshat—Steve King is very unhappy
with the United States Supreme Court. Well, not the whole court, mainly Justices
Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan.
In fact, he wants them impeached for their pro-equality
ruling, and because they each had the nerve, the nerve, to officiate same-sex wedding.
“That provision does exist, and let’s hear what the public
has to say. If that were put up before me today, and I think I mentioned
Ginsburg and Kagan as being two that had been conducting same-sex marriages on
their spare time and did not recuse themselves, I would put up the vote to
remove them from office. But I don’t know if the public is ready for that.”
King — like many of his GOP loons and cohorts in idiocy — called
for “nationwide civil disobedience” and encouraged states to simply “abolish
civil marriage.”
“By doing so we can avoid the litigation that’s coming at
every one of our churches [because LGBT rights activists] will not stop until
they can force a priest to conduct a same-sex marriage at the altar of a
Catholic church.”
Um, Steve? Moron? Take the foil hat off and listen to me, m’kay?
As a government employee and an elected official, though how that continues to
happen I do not know, surely you have heard of a little thing called Separation
of Church and State?
Yeah, that thing;
that means the government cannot force a church or priest or pastor or rabbi or
shaman or wiccan priest, who chooses not to do so, to perform a same-sex
wedding ceremony.
And let’s get another thing queer: if you wanna do away with
civil marriage, please do so by making it retroactive to cover every single married
person in the country and then go home and explain to your wife and children
how mommy and daddy will no longer be married because, um, Gay.
And then sit down.
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oh for heaven's sake!!
ReplyDeleteIs there any minimum level IQ required to be an elected official? I think not.
ReplyDeleteRAMEN!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to know how many "traditional" marriages any of the other Justices have performed. Should they also be impeached for officiating at a wedding?
ReplyDeleteSigh. I thought the level of stupid would go down once the SCOTUS ruled, but it hasn't been dialed back on wee iota.
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