A Jackhammer To The Process

Posted on May 19, 2008 
Filed Under Social Issues, Marriage, Dr. Dobson's Broadcast

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“The California Supreme Court has taken a jackhammer to the democratic process … Four judges discarded the votes of 4,618,673 Californians who approved the state’s ‘Defense of Marriage Act.’ ”

That’s Tony Perkins, who is one of the guests on today’s important conversation hosted by Dr. Dobson. Listen to learn why should you care about the lunacy in that Californian court.

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One Response to “A Jackhammer To The Process”

  1. WJSalverda on May 28th, 2008 1:06 pm

    Please correct me if I am wrong…
    The State Supreme Court has no legislative authority on matters such as this. Ok, they struck down Prop 22 as unconstitutional. There is still no law passed by the State Congress and signed by the Governor that explicitly allows gay marriage. Until there is such a law, gay marriage is not allowed in California.
    Now, maybe I am wrong. Maybe the judiciary does have the right to enact legislation. If so, then I must have missed that part of State Government in school…

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