Limited Government and free markets based on the constitution what a novel idea! Maybe (we) as a country should try it, its worked before!

Thanks Larry, I have gotten more involved with politics in the year and there is much to learn and educate folks about. You know that the Gallop Polls- polled both parties and 95% of both parties agreed on issues in the survey! I spent time with Congressman Scott Tipton in Aspen Friday eve and he is a down to earth hard working gentleman. I am proud to have him represent the state of Colorado. One person can make a difference, NOW.

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Every choice that we ever make comes with a definite consequence. The very nature of choosing will be to include one thing and to exclude another. The constitutionality of your quetions, challenges our faith in a declarative authority (our founding doctrines), to defend all views equally and without impunity. This unique belief in equality for all men has in the past, and will now and always require our communities to admit prejudice and preference. However it will also clarify the reality that each must be willing to sacrifice some personal freedoms, to be limited- not in belief, but in expression. One can disagree with the presidential policy, but none may threaten him verbally, as such will require incarceration.

Well, I applaud your being bold and trying to tackle a tough problem. The answer isn’t in the Declaration of Independence or the constitution though. The answer is in your heart.

Larry, be bold, otherwise you will rue the lost opportunity to share the fruits of your wisdom. Political correctness is an excuse for cowardice. Always be respectful, but never be afraid of the truth.

TO discriminate is a form of hate which is against God… and His love

To tolerate without correction is also against God… and His law

We have God-Given Inalienable Rights according to our founders who framed the documents around God and His Word however; Biblical teachings result in protection for differences of opinion on religious issues, secularists demand conformity of belief and practice to their own secular standards; they are especially intolerant of any differences that stem from Biblical faith.
One will have to give up their freedom.
Tolerating and discriminating are very different

Gay marriage is legal in all 50 states right now. No SWAT team or riot force of police is going to break down the doors of a church because a homosexual marriage is taking place there. The problem is that marriage — a religious joining — has been made a legal issue, which is unconstitutional. We can absolve this issue by making all marriages, legally, civil unions, and leave it to the churches to figure out. If your church doesn’t want to marry anyone for any reason, that’s their prerogative, and no one should try to change that. But all we’re doing, legally, is making the lives of homosexuals more difficult. It’s not stopping, and it’s not helping.