This isn't a political blog. I hate to talk politics. But this is a very important time. Besides the victory over the reds, not everything turned out the way I would have wanted. We had a lot of measures and propositions here to vote on that I would have liked to see a different outcome. Particularly the passing the proposition 8 (against gay marriage). I am so very sorry that the all of those couples who were married yesterday are not married today! I asked my husband how he would feel if today we weren't married. It would hurt like hell. It is not fair. It is complete discrimination. And I don't understand how anyone should decide who someone else can marry. No matter how you feel about homosexuality, think of how you would feel if you were in the shoes of a once happily married, loving couple. Think about it.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
3 words
YES WE CAN!!! I'm so incredibly excited to have lived to see this day. I thought I would be an old lady. I thought the country would see a white woman President long before seeing a black man. I didn't think the country was ready. I'm so proud. I'm so happy. And I was a big Hillary supporter. I love her and thought she had a better chance of winning than Obama. But I couldn't be more pleased with how things have turned out. Well, perhaps I would be more pleased if Obama has Hillary work on Health Care. And they better put some infertility care in there too.
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it IS great. In Michigan we also passed a proposal for medicinal marijuana and to allow stem cell research!
what an exciting time in history!!!
I am thrilled about the results too!! :)
ooo, as a fellow californian, I feel the same way you do. This week is bittersweet to say the least...
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