Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) conceded that the state of Wisconsin lost its fight to ban same sex marriage on Monday when the Supreme Court declined to hear gay marriage cases in multiple states.
With the Supreme Court’s punt back to the appeals court that struck down the ban, county clerks in Wisconsin have started issuing marriage licenses to gay couples. And Walker seems to have accepted that this is the end of the road for the state’s ban.
“For us, it’s over in Wisconsin,” Walker said, according to the Associated Press. “The federal courts have ruled that this decision by this court of appeals decision is the law of the land and we will be upholding it.”
Walker supported the 2006 constitutional amendment that banned same-sex marriage in the state, but recently refused to articulate his stance on gay marriage.
If Walker thought it would win him an election he would be having gay sex in church.
Nice little concession speech, fucker. Get ready to deliver another one in about a month.
If you are against same sex marriages then do not may a person of the same sex.
The show is over but if I am reelected and the Birchers/Koch’s willing, we will fight a guerrilla war. We will join our friends on the ObamaCare, Social Security and Medicare fronts.
…with a KochBoy.