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Bearing Drift has the statement from Governor McDonnell. Here is the statement from Lt. Governor Bolling. Discrimination will not be tolerated in any form. The hysterical ranting from the left over the non-issue is now concluded. Commonwealth of Virginia Office of the Lieutenant Governor
Continue reading Lt. Gov. Bolling on Non-Discrimination Issue One would think that if discrimination on a basis of sexual orientation were such a problem that the state need include protections in our laws that the gays protesting at Monroe Park at the VCU Campus would fear reprisal and dismissal from school. Ironically, their protest actually proves that protection is unnecessary and that the General Assembly killing such measures was the appropriate response. And if VCU Administration officials do round up the self-outed for dismissal from the school, would someone please let me know? Because that would indeed be a major news story. This press release was issued by Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) a short time ago: WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following remarks on the Senate floor Wednesday regarding health care reform: “The American people are looking at what’s going on in Washington right now and they’re wondering what the White House and Democrat leaders in Congress are thinking. “The fact that we’re still even talking about a health care bill that raises costs, increases premiums, and increases government spending is a complete mystery to most people. “Americans have issued their verdict on this bill. They don’t want it. It’s that simple. “And that’s to say nothing of the process. During the 2010 General Assembly session, a number of bills were killed by one body or the other. The bills advocating the state grant special status to gays, adding “sexual orientation” to Virginia’s anti-discrimination laws were one. Other bills that were killed called for additional restrictions on abortion, and easing handgun restrictions. I am just wondering that if a state university should deem it appropriate to adopt an anti-abortion stance identical to a defeated bill, or pro-gun policies as called for in other defeated bills would cause as much illogical response should the Attorney General offer an opinion that the schools overstepped their authority under the law? The ignorance on display by the left and the gay community boggles the mind. The juvenile temper tantrums being thrown really portray these groups in a bad light. And the fact that no one is claiming discrimination based on sexual orientation at any Virginia University just makes you look silly. I might get fired as a blogger for citing Keith Olbermann but Kenneth Starr, former Whitewater special counsel, federal judge, and dean of the conservative Pepperdine School of Law (and ought to have been Justice Starr) adds his weight to the criticism of the Lynn Cheney/Bill Kristol “Al-Qaeda 7″. Several conservative lawyers spoke out. I agree. Highlights:
It also had support from other Bush era and conservative lawyers:
H/T to Rachal Even after the recent Super Bowl victory of the New Orleans Saints, I have noticed a large number of people implying with bad jokes that Cajuns aren’t smart. I would like to state for the record that I disagree with that assessment. Anybody who would build a city 10 feet below sea level in a hurricane zone and fill it with Democrats is a damn genius.
Hot Air: Oh my: 68% now oppose passing ObamaCare without Republican support From The American Spectator:
The first step is to run out and but a Toyota. It does not have to be one involved in the current recall, it only has to say Toyota. Next, drive any speed you wish. In a hurry, floor it. Toyota owners can now beat any ticket by blaming “sudden acceleration”. Back in the ‘70, I was riding in the back seat of a Chevelle SS owned by a friend, who was driving. Two other friends were in the car and we were out cruising on a Friday night. We blew through Highland Springs like we were in and Indy Car race. Then we saw the red flashing lights. “Crap, I’m doing 60 in a 25″ my friend said, referring to his speed. “They will put me under the jail”. He pulled over to the side, threw the shift into neutral and told the guy in the passenger seat to stomp on the gas and keep it pressed to the floor. As the cop pulled up behind us and got out of the car, my friend was already opening the hood of the dark green SS and the roar of the revving engine grew louder! |
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