I have no problem with what Gays do behind closed doors. I’m not anti-Gay but I believe marriage is about a mom, dad and the strong probability of children. Gays don’t need this strictly symbolic legal status. It makes a mockery out of marriage when gays call themselves husbands and wives. In the case of a transgender person I’d concede that could be a legitimate marriage. Civil Unions are the way to go for Gays. They can have their honeymoons and give each other presents and such. They can carryon anyway they choose as long as the peace is not breached. As for Gay adoption, I support it for those in committed relationships that will protect the children. There are so many children put through horrible abuse by their natural parents. There are plenty of kids that need a safe refuge. There is the not so simple issue of a boy growing up sharing with his schoolmates that he has two daddies. I don’t have a clue how that will not cause ridicule and a beating. Guys have to be more ...

Los Angeles, CA —For the past several days in California the Gay marriage proponents are fighting mad learning about a fight for rights. Voters just passed a ballot provision to outlaw Gay Marriage. I’m no more sympathetic about Gay rights than most Gays are about protecting my gun rights. Rights are rights and worth shedding blood to keep and protect. Do Gays have a right to be married in the legal sense? No, the Constitution had not provided for that. Should they have that right? Yes, if they can get Americans to create that right under our Constitution. Until then it must be a state by state issue. I did not grow up to accept gays or their strange lifestyle. As an adult I learned they are human and more importantly the checks I’ve gotten from Gay clients spend just as fast as the ones I get from my straight clients. Later I learned to tolerate Gays and I have no interest in controlling what they do behind closed doors. Allright, if they're hot looking lesbians I want to...