House Republicans have been talking about interfering with this godless backroom smut-fest in the nation's capital called "marriage," and they're now getting around to doing it, as if they had the power to make things law:
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee (RSC), told The Hill that he will push for a vote on the controversial issue in the 112th Congress. The RSC has 175 members.
House GOP To 'Ban' D.C. Gay Marriage, As They've Nothing Better To Not Make Law
My Pet Goat
The GOP wants gayness confined to bathrooms--where they practice it.