So the Senate spent the day discussing homosexual marriage

[undeterred]

That is SO HOT.

[upi402]

1. LOL - and maybe paddle one another

in the good way...

[texasleo]

2. gay, mexican terrorists are all the rage

:evilfrown:

[boobooday]

3. Except when they took a break to talk about

Declaring English as our national language.

Productivity is WAY up.

[TygrBright]

4. Great. Our tax dollars at work. Gee, I feel so much safer and...

...more hopeful about a prosperous future now.

Sorry. They don't make a :sarcasm: smiley garish enough to convey that one.

jadedly,
Bright

[joemurphy]

5. As Ann Richards says about homosexual marriage...Who cares?

[savemefromdumbya]

6. What about inflation, that thing called the economy

live and let live

[thecrow]

7. Diddling er... fiddling while Rome burns

They so adore this subject, don't they?

HMMMMM

[CatholicEdHead]

8. You mean they are actually in session?

That is a change from the norm.

[KingFlorez]

9. Half the Republican caucus probably has secret desires about this

Why do you think they are so obsessed with this issue?

[w8liftinglady]

10. Great-5 more of our military were killed today-strong work,assholes!

[pdxmom]

11. Unfortunately, this pandering to the lowest common denominator

seems to always work to the advantage of the Repukes. You and I realize how big a waste of time this is and actually, how this is really a usurping of states' rights under the 10th Amendment. But the close-minded get all wrapped up in their bigotry and jump on this bandwagon. They find it easier to understand that they find the idea of homosexuals "yucky", then to understand the complexities of those things that truly have an impact on their lives.

How do you counteract these stunts by the Repukes?

[B Calm]

12. Can't have happily married gay couples. They'll gang up and rape

straight people late at night, thus turn them into flaming homosexuals too!

[Inland]

13. NO. It distracts from the vital issue of flag burning. nt

[B Calm]

14. Republicans = WEDGE ISSUES

[eppur_se_muova]

15. You know, Democrats buy most banned books ...

Republicans form committees and read them as a group.

(If I can remember who I stole that from, I'll credit them.)