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Well right now we have tyranny of a single judge...or if the homosexuals manage to get the people of the state to approve of homosexual marriage they leave it alone then..if not lawsuits!
Then just move it up faster how long can it possibly take to print or design a ballot with 1 freaking question on it? If the people of Nevada want to repeal the law then let them do it. Not some tyrant in a robe.That's the only place I agree,course homosexuals don't like that either. California voted to ban it and yall had a fit over it and sued and got it overturned. Its obvious to most people democracy only goes so far..as long as the whiny minority gets its way its OK if not it will get overturned.
It's about constitutionality and equal protection under the law. That's what courts are for.
Then just move it up faster how long can it possibly take to print or design a ballot with 1 freaking question on it? If the people of Nevada want to repeal the law then let them do it.
According to Nevada law, the process of removing a previously-approved amendment from the Constitution is a long and arduous one. First it has to be approved by two different Assemblies, in other words the same Assembly can't approve it twice -- there has to be an election in between. Then a ballot initiative to overturn the law has to be approved by the people.
I'm not sure why you're so eager to have the vote take place right away, since 57% of Nevadans currently favor removing the ban from the constitution. If you and your fellow cons are right and there is a tsunami of social conservatism sweeping the nation, the political climate in 2016 might be more anti-gay than it is today.
If you're really that obsessed with preventing gay people in Nevada from legally marrying each other, you should be working towards making sure that the GOP retakes the Nevada Assembly.
According to Nevada law, the process of removing a previously-approved amendment from the Constitution is a long and arduous one. First it has to be approved by two different Assemblies, in other words the same Assembly can't approve it twice -- there has to be an election in between. Then a ballot initiative to overturn the law has to be approved by the people.
I'm not sure why you're so eager to have the vote take place right away, since 57% of Nevadans currently favor removing the ban from the constitution. If you and your fellow cons are right and there is a tsunami of social conservatism sweeping the nation, the political climate in 2016 might be more anti-gay than it is today.
So why waste money and tie up the courts with frivolous lawsuits? Earlier you said I was a liberal now I am a conservative.......those polls are bs...depends on the area you poll etc. You are going to get different poll results in different states/areas..
Then just move it up faster how long can it possibly take to print or design a ballot with 1 freaking question on it? If the people of Nevada want to repeal the law then let them do it. Not some tyrant in a robe.That's the only place I agree,course homosexuals don't like that either. California voted to ban it and yall had a fit over it and sued and got it overturned. Its obvious to most people democracy only goes so far..as long as the whiny minority gets its way its OK if not it will get overturned.
That is not the way the legislature of Nevada is set up.
Actually they are. The people voted in 2002 I think it said to ban homosexual "marriage" now some politician wants to give up the fight to defend the will of the people because of some flawed argument in front of mentally unstable judges who think the 14th has ANYTHING to do with marriage...
The state cannot fight the decision made by the supreme court last year, no state will be able to fight that decision. DOMA was unconstitutional and all state bans on same sex marriage are unconstitutional. All citizens of this country are equal and that includes homosexuals. We pay taxes, we vote, we are US citizens and all the laws in this country need to be fairly and equally applied and bans on same sex marriage have no standing, no grounds, for there is no legitimate reason to deny same sex couples the right to equal marriage. Marriage is a right and it will not and cannot be denied us. And, the majority does not have the right to make laws against a minority, that is tyranny of the majority and where does it end, just with gay people, or shall we include racial discrimination, or sex, or economic discrimination? I feel that those who use their morals or beliefs to judge others or to deny them equality are the ones who are mentally unstable.
No one is equal to another. Marriage is not a right....The states now need to end state recognition of ALL marriage...that will be legal and **** off the homosexual lobby.
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...those polls are bs...depends on the area you poll etc. You are going to get different poll results in different states/areas..