gay marriage

By now you have all probably heard that Governor Christie called openly gay Assemblyman Reed Gusciora "numb nuts" during a Statehouse news conference.  Instead of harping over whether or not Christie went to far in using the phrase "numb nuts", Dennis and Judi wanted to come up with other less offensive phrases that could have been used.

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The verbal feud over gay marriage in New Jersey got more personal Monday with Gov. Chris Christie firing a slang term at a lawmaker, and a hero of the Civil Rights movement chastising the governor for a separate remark.

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Rather than addressing the issue legislatively, Governor Chris Christie (R) suggested putting gay marriage to a public vote. While defending his proposal, he made a comment that has him defending himself again.

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Governor Chris Christie has made himself abundantly clear; he does not support gay marriage and he would veto such a bill if it reaches his desk.

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I already wrote about why I think a referendum on a civil rights issue is a terrible idea. Now Governor Christie and Assemblyman Reed Gusciora are already diving headfirst into a swamp over the issue.

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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says the first openly gay man nominated to the New Jersey Supreme Court has promised to recuse himself from hearing any gay marriage cases because the nominee has advocated for the issue.

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Six days ago Governor Christie proposed putting the gay marriage issue on the ballot - in the form of a Constitutional amendment -for Jersey voters to decide in November.

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One reason gay rights groups don't want to see a public vote on gay marriage in New Jersey is that they know the odds are against them.

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The State House is expected to be buzzing again on Thursday when the Assembly Judiciary Committee  meets to consider the Marriage Equality and Religious Exemption Act, which would legalize gay marriage in New Jersey.

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Should the State Legislature and the Governor decide if gay marriage should be legal in New Jersey or should the people of the Garden State make that decision?

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