Interesting… Val Kilmer may be considering a run for NM governor and it appears that current Gov Bill Richardson may endorse him should he run.
Source NY Post
Posted by gnn1 on Saturday, 8 November 2008
Interesting… Val Kilmer may be considering a run for NM governor and it appears that current Gov Bill Richardson may endorse him should he run.
Source NY Post
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Posted by gnn1 on Saturday, 8 November 2008
No it’s not about Hef…
Danny Bonaduce is finally (um, yay?) divorced and back on the market. He’ll have to part with $15,000 a MONTH in child and spousal support, though.
So, who’s first for a shot at this… hunk?
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Posted by gnn1 on Saturday, 8 November 2008
I predict that Twilight will be the number one film the weekend it opens…
According to Fandango, Twilight is accounting for two-thirds of all ticket sales and more than 100 premiere screenings have already sold out.
Okay, so maybe not so psychic…
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Posted by gnn1 on Saturday, 8 November 2008
Jennifer Hudson and Julia King must be nervous.
William Balfour, the only suspect in the Hudson/King slayings may be out of jail Monday. He’s currently held on paraole violations (still unnamed as far as I can tell) and has a hearing Monday to determine if he did violate terms of parole. If he didn’t, he could walk a free man from the hearing.
Police would have to formally charge him in the triple homicide at that point to keep him behind bars. Assuming they have evidence to make such a charge legal.
Of course, if Balfour is found to have violated his parole, he returns to prison.
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Posted by gnn1 on Saturday, 8 November 2008
Well… votes are still being counted thanks to provisional and absentee ballots in California, but it looks as though prop 8 passed. In addition to California, Arizona and Florida also voted to ban gay marriage, and Arkansas voted to ban same sex couples from adopting or fostering kids (because, yunno, there are so FEW kids in the system that we can afford to limit the number of homes like that…)
Gays are the 21st century answer to blacks, apparently, because just 40 or 50 years ago, interracial marriages were being banned like this (never by vote though).
When did legal discrimination become okay again? WHY did it become okay again?! Whether you believe gays were born ‘that way’ or choose it, love is LOVE. Why does it matter WHO you love?
I have never been so disappointed and disgusted as I was reading the ballot measure results on CNN.
To all of you who voted to ban gay marriage, shame on you. Civil unions do NOT (as you may mistakenly believe) provide the same benefits of marriage.
If a straight person gets married, in any state in the union, and moves to another state, the other state MUST recognise their marriage. If a gay person has a civil union, it’s not valid in the new state.
Once you (straight person) get married, you are eligible for over ONE THOUSAND federal ‘benefits and protections’ (and several hundred more at the state level) including:
While SOME of these benefits can be set up privately, legally, through lawyers (at RIDICULOUS cost) or are offered through companies privately, most cannot/are not.
To those who believe homosexuality is a choice I ask you: were you born straight or did you chose? Could you CHOOSE to be gay “if you wanted?” Or does the thought disugust you (and not for so-called moral reasons). If you cannot HONESTLY answer that you would CHOOSE to be gay, then you have refuted your OWN argument.
And finally, why would someone CHOOSE to be gay, knowing they will have an uphill battle, be discriminated against (even legally), harrassed, insulted, and possibly even assaulted or killed (think that doesn’t happen? It does–Matthew Shepard wasn’t all THAT long ago, and we haven’t come THAT far in gays’ rights).
Sources:
Civil Union v Gay Marriage
What are the Legal Benefits of Marriage?
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