Typical of all lefties – do wrong, get caught, and sputter that they had good intentions (and/or that they are a victim). The press then absolves.

BHO is insensitive to awkwardness - because in any given situation, it’s always about him.

What are the rights that the Court declared are “granted to heterosexual couples” but that the act “denies to homosexual couples”?

In no State do those who profess to be heterosexual & those who profess to be homosexual have different marriage rights. In no State does “love” have any bearing on the legal definition of marriage. So, why does the left persist in trying to re-define the legal definition of marriage to include same-gender unions? Is it to legislate acceptance of their behavior? Is it to exult in the defeat of those whom they perceive to be against them (as opposed to being against their behavior)? There are many behaviors that occur naturally, but society has overwhelmingly decided & affirmed that some are neither normal nor acceptable.

And it’s the right that is waging a “war on women”? Don’t hold your breath waiting for NOW and other so-called women’s rights groups to express outrage.

Oceana has always been at war with Eastasia.

Perhaps the excommunication of Nancy Pelosi is next.

Past time for a special prosecutor.

Looks like a halo to me. Is this another attempt to persuade us that Dear Leader is “The Anointed One” or that he is an angel?

One aspect that has apparently been overlooked in this flap is geography – that, even at its greatest extent (in mid-1700s), the territory of the Cherokee was no further north than the Ohio River and no further east than mid-NC and SW-VA, and was concentrated in the North GA mountains. Westward migrations (forced and unforced) began in the early 1800s such that by the time of O.C. Sarah Smith Crawford’s birth, the majority was no longer living east of the Mississippi. So, although it may have been possible that Warren’s ancestor was part Cherokee - of parents living in New England, at a time when it was rare for people to venture more than a few 10s of miles from where they were born, especially from the South to New England - it is...