"We're very concerned that the traditional state of marriage is under threat in our country by homosexual activists," said AFA representative Buddy Smith. "It just so happens that homosexual activist groups around the country got a hold of the poll -- it was forwarded to them -- and they decided to have a little fun, and turn their organizations around the country (onto) the poll to try to cause it to represent something other than what we wanted it to. And so far, they succeeded with that." - Wired

See article here

Also, its hilarious that AFA is Smith, and the guy that Wired chose to interview is Anderson. "You disappoint me Mr. Anderson"

More notes on the SOTU

Why do the major corporations need protection from frivolous lawsuits, but the American people don't? (See Microsoft link below)

How can Bush talk about doubling the budget for democracy (insert correct follow-up word) to go to the Middle East in one breath, but in the next he says that he can cut the deficit in half in 5 years, assuming he's re-elected? Especially when he includes tax cuts as being in there.

How can Bush say "nobody can doubt the word of the US now" when he retracted some of his STOU 2003 about WMDs?

Why is he forcing every child, smart and dumb alike, to learn math and science? Some people are made to be gas jockeys (amusingly we call them jocks, and the in-crowd in high school). Some people are made to be artists and can barely put 5 and 7 together. But, he won't give up on them.

I liked watching the STOU in that the democrats were sitting on their hands quite often. And, CNN is hilarious, when Bush talked about protecting the sanctity of marriage, even though "some judges" pass laws perverting it os something, they had a close-up of Rick Santorum clapping very very enthusiastically, and all I could think of was "I'm a homophobe, and I'm proud of it."

Jeez, and I'm not even fully liberal.

SOTU

It sucks, and so does Bush. More news to follow, but if he keeps using the constitution which upholds the seperation of church and state in conjuntion with the sanctity of marriage, I think we have a perfect right to sue him.