North Carolina knows how to do it right. Immediately after the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage the state passed a law allowing officials to opt out of performing all marriages. The law exempts court officials with a “sincerely held religious objection” and is designed for those opposing gay marriage.
How well is it working? Come and take a look on the next page…
I am a WE THE PEOPLE!!!… AND STAND AGAINST THEM STRANGE AND UNUSUAL PEOPLE… As the KJ Bible calls them… $#%&!@*(male and female) as I call them…
learn the KJ Bible Jonathan so you don’t say stupid questions…
A good start
Stick to your convictions, North Carolina!!! We don’t need to cater to those lost souls.
Majority rules .Find a more liberal state.
This is judicial liberal over ride.
Why say no now , what about before ?Why did the law get approved and now revolting against it ?
imagine, that the Congress had actually p$#%&!@*ed an act that purported to require all county clerks to issue licenses to people of the same sex. Well, since the Cons$#%&!@*ution does not include this activity in one of the enumerated powers of the federal government, such an act would be void by the terms of the Tenth Amendment. But the federal courts have effectively byp$#%&!@*ed this limitation on federal power through court opinions that purport to be, but are not in fact, law.
Ask yourself this question: How can the courts enforce a law that Congress cannot make? Only States can make a law and an opinion by the supreme court is not a law.
the supreme court can not make anythig law it stllhas to be voted on by state
You hit the nail on the head, Harry Fish.