The North Carolina House just put together the votes necessary
to override Pat McCrory's (R) veto of a 'religious freedom' bill.
The Senate had already done the same. McCrory, as that little R
signifies, is a Republican and one who opposes gay marriage. But he
reasoned, really beyond any possible reasonable counter-argument, that
"no public official who voluntarily swears to support and defend the
Constitution and to discharge all duties of their office should be
exempt from upholding that oath.”
Sunday, June 14, 2015
Wingnuts Divisions in a Nutshell
The North Carolina House just put together the votes necessary
to override Pat McCrory's (R) veto of a 'religious freedom' bill.
The Senate had already done the same. McCrory, as that little R
signifies, is a Republican and one who opposes gay marriage. But he
reasoned, really beyond any possible reasonable counter-argument, that
"no public official who voluntarily swears to support and defend the
Constitution and to discharge all duties of their office should be
exempt from upholding that oath.”
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