Tag Archives: Supreme Court

The Unbearable Hopelessness of Trump (and Being)

Posted on January 4, 2017 by Laurie Frankel

Laurie Frankel understands your despair. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged Anthony Weiner, deplorables, Donald Trump, doom, Doom Metal, election, Huma, in bed for life, Kundera, Supreme Court, Taxes | Leave a comment

Popped Culture : Solutions for Oncoming Political Darkness

Posted on December 6, 2016 by The Editors

The Weeklings editors, staff, and various contributors take turns answering the one question that matters most. Continue reading →

Posted in Popped Culture | Tagged 2016 election, 28th Amendment, Crazytown, Direct Action, Elissa Schappell, Facebreak, fraud, greg olear, Hank Cherry, Jana Martin, Janet Steen, Jen kabat, Jug Bands, Kurt Baumeister, Learning Annex, NeverTrumpers, Pence, quenby moone, robert burke warren, Sean Beaudoin, Sean Murphy, social media, Sojourner Truth, Southern Poverty and Law Center, Supreme Court, Trump | Leave a comment

Let’s Follow This Mickey Mouse Jurisprudence to its Logical Conclusion and Replace the Supreme Court Justices with Nine Cartoon Characters

Posted on May 17, 2014 by Kurt Baumeister

If they want to act like cartoon characters, SCOTUS should be replaced by cartoon characters. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged Andy Borowitz, Clarence Thomas, Let's make the US a theocracy with the robed justices in charge!, SCOTUS, Supreme Court | Leave a comment

Polygamy, Pedophilia, Incest, Bestiality and Other Stuff

Posted on June 28, 2013 by Tom Gualtieri

Supreme Court decisions on marriage and voting rights join Wendy Davis’ Texas filibuster for a lesson in the fight for equality. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged abortion, Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, DOMA, Hollingsworth v. Perry, John Roberts, Loving v. Virginia, Prop 8, Proposition 8, Rick Perry, roe V wade, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Texas, Wendy Davis, Windsor v. United States | 1 Comment

Marching Matters: Why the Pride March is Your March Too

Posted on June 18, 2013 by Tom Gualtieri

When the men and women of the LGBT community first marched in 1970, little did they know they were marching for more than their own rights. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged bisexual, civil rights, equality, gay marriage, Gay Pride March, Gay Pride Parade, lesbian, LGBT, March, Marriage Equality, Parade, SCOTUS, Stonewall, Stonewall Riots, Stonewall Uprising, Supreme Court, transgender | 1 Comment

DOMA-sticity or Has Antonin Scalia Gone Completely Barking Mad?

Posted on December 14, 2012 by Tom Gualtieri

If same-sex couples are denied a right to marry, based on the specious argument that marriage has always been between one man and one woman, the rights of ALL citizens are in danger. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics | Tagged Anthony Kennedy, Antonin Scalia, Bill Clinton, Defense of Marriage Act, DOMA, Edie Windsor, gay marriage, Jeffrey Zarrillo, Kristen Perry, Paul Katami, Prop 8, Proposition 8, Same-sex marriage, Sandy Stier, SCOTUS, Supreme Court | Leave a comment

On Homophobia: The Elephant in the Room

Posted on October 19, 2012 by Tom Gualtieri

Tom Gualtieri on sodomy and the Supreme Court, privacy and Paul Ryan, and “the so-called homosexual agenda.” Continue reading →

Posted in Politics, Sex, Uncategorized | Tagged AFA, American Family Association, Anthony Kennedy, Antonin Scalia, bigot, bigotry, Bryan Fischer, bullying, Clarence Thomas, Focus on the Family, gay marriage, homosexual agenda, Jim Daly, Lawrence v. Texas, sodomy, Supreme Court, William Hubbs Rehnquist | 3 Comments