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Kaleva

(36,343 posts)
Mon Nov 13, 2017, 11:33 PM Nov 2017

Evidence that Kayla Moore is a wretched human being

"After losing his husband in a car accident only three months after their marriage ceremony, Alabama resident Paul Hard found his pain was only beginning. His dead husband’s mother – Pat Fancher – immediately moved to take control of her son’s estate and all inheritance. After LGBT marriage equality arrived in Alabama, Hard filed for and received an amended death certificate showing he and his husband Charles David Fancher were married at the time of Fancher’s death. This should have been the end of it.

Almost a year after her son’s death Pat Fancher is still fighting her son-in-law for control of her son’s estate. Working with the Foundation For Moral Law (FML) to sue for her son’s estate, Fancher still believes Hard is not entitled to any of his dead husband’s estate citing several legally-questionable reasons."

"Adding her two cents to the lawsuit, FML president Kayla Moore (who just happens to be Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore’s wife) argued:

“It is outrageous that five unelected lawyers on the U.S. Supreme Court think they can invalidate a constitutional amendment adopted by 81% of Alabama voters in 2006, on the flimsy ground that violates a so-called ‘right’ found nowhere in the Constitution. It adds insult to injury to contend that this so-called ‘right’ should be applied retroactively to matters that should have been settled long ago.”
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http://www.peacock-panache.com/2015/07/al-mother-still-fighting-to-block-dead-son-fancher-husband-from-estate-11228.html

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ProudLib72

(17,984 posts)
1. Foundation for Moral Law?
Mon Nov 13, 2017, 11:39 PM
Nov 2017

That foundation seems to have more than a few cracks in it. Shouldn't have put it on such shaky ground!

 

mythology

(9,527 posts)
6. What is it with Republicans and being oblivious on things like that
Tue Nov 14, 2017, 12:40 AM
Nov 2017

The lady holding up the "teabagging for Jesus" sign, Nixon's the one, Committee to Re-Elect the President.

dixiegrrrrl

(60,010 posts)
7. She represents the class of southern people who have no been truly happy since 1860.
Tue Nov 14, 2017, 12:50 AM
Nov 2017

And is doing everything they can to drag us all back there.

Blue_true

(31,261 posts)
8. The only thing that is clearly stated in the Constitution is that the Supreme Court interprets laws.
Tue Nov 14, 2017, 01:00 AM
Nov 2017

The constitution does not cover multi round guns, but the Court says they are legal, the Constution does not cover air travel, but we have air travel and regulations and the Court rule on them.

The thing that I despise about the right is they cherry pick certain rights that they want held sacred and any not in agreement with what they want are to them invalid, ISIS thinks the same way.

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