Jon Fleischman

Jon is the elected Vice Chairman, South of the California Republican Party.

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Villines Expressed Disappointment In Supreme Court Decision

 

by Jon Fleischman - Publisher (bio) (email)(print)

 
5-15-2008 11:13 am
Offsetting the glee from the loony-left, Assembly Republican Leader Mike Villines issued this strong statement in response to the Supreme Court decision to, in essence, prepare the way for legal same-sex marriage in California...

I am very disappointed that the California Supreme Court, by the narrowest of margins, would allow their own personal partisan views to get in the way of their duty to uphold the rule of law by thwarting the will of the overwhelming majority of Californians who voted in support of Proposition 22.

Fortunately, more than 1 million Californians have signed ballot petitions to place a constitutional amendment before the voters this November that will write into the state Constitution that marriage should be between one man and one woman.  I am confident that the people of California will again overwhelmingly vote to preserve and protect traditional marriage.   

I hope that once this constitutional amendment becomes law in November, the Supreme Court will resume its appropriate role of interpreting the law, and stop legislating from the bench."
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