New Jersey’s highest court today ruled that “there is no fundamental right to same-sex marriage” but gave the legislature six months to create a structure for same-sex couples to receive all the same benefits of marriage. In December, attorneys for the Alliance Defense Fund coordinated friend-of-the-court briefs and filed one on behalf of the Family Research Council, defending marriage as a union between one man and one woman.No, it isn't necessarily called "marriage", it is simply a state mandated structure identical to marriage at its salient points. CWA comments,“If marriage can mean anything, then marriage means nothing,” said ADF Senior Counsel Glen Lavy. “This is a wake-up call for people who believe that marriage doesn’t need constitutional protection. The court was right to conclude there is no fundamental right to same-sex ‘marriage,’ but to characterize marriage as just another option along with other ‘unions’ makes marriage meaningless. It’s critical that people vote for marriage amendments like those in Arizona, Virginia, and Wisconsin, which prevent a court from giving same-sex couples marriage in everything but name only.”
In today’s 4-3 decision, the Garden State’s highest court went against two lower courts and the will of the people by siding with seven homosexual couples who were refused marriage licenses and alleged that this violated the New Jersey state constitution. By ruling in favor of these couples, the court ruled against preserving the most fundamental institution in our society: one-man, one-woman marriage.It goes with out saying that the ruling is outrageous and another example of how fringe elements of society are able to use judicial tyrants to impose their will upon others.
U.S. Senator Brownback issues the following statement:
"The decision of the New Jersey Supreme Court only deepens the constitutional crisis with respect to the protection of traditional marriage, and warrants swift, decisive action by Congress in the form of passage of the Marriage Protection Amendment. Huge social changes should be decided by the people and their elected representatives and should not be forced by the courts.”While there is a lot being written in the blogosphere on this topic, you’ll want to start reading at StoptheACLU.
For those in Arizona, vote "yes" on proposition 107. - more information here.
Michael Savage reported yesterday that all the justices who voted for "gay marriage" were appointed by the disgraced
homosexual former Gov. McGreevey.
He believes the people of N.J. ought to impeach these
so called judges.