Friday, November 05, 2004
And What of This FMA
We'll See It Again in Election Season
Now that the election is over, will the expanded majority in the Senate revote on the FMA? I doubt it. The 'crisis and attacks' on 'traditional marriage' will fade into the background for now as the war, social security and taxes take center stage. But expect the 'crisis' to reemerge as we approach the 2006 mid-term elections. This fear mongering of gays is too effective to be taken off the table by a federal amendment.
Now that the election is over, will the expanded majority in the Senate revote on the FMA? I doubt it. The 'crisis and attacks' on 'traditional marriage' will fade into the background for now as the war, social security and taxes take center stage. But expect the 'crisis' to reemerge as we approach the 2006 mid-term elections. This fear mongering of gays is too effective to be taken off the table by a federal amendment.
