i don t think the courts follow the election polls. i think what the courts do is do consider the whole context when an issue comes in front of it, in terms of how they decide but even more important when they decide. i think the idea of marriage is such an interesting idea because marriage is part of our culture. marriage is probably could primordial for all we know. we mate and may mate for life. who knows what the anthropology is. gay marriage is something that was new to a lot of people. the very idea of it. what do you think broke through is. what broke through people saying because for a while the portrait of the gay community was bars, bathhouses, gay pride parades that didn t make the case. then it began to be couples. we began to see men and men, two men, or two women, and saw them happy together in a familiar coupling together that seemed like straight marriage and people said, you know, what s wrong with that? it s very much like straight marriage. it is like s
welcome back. time for the sideshow. first up, former illinois congressman joe walsh had broadcast issues. he was kicked off his own radio show for using racial slurs. it began when he was discussing the controversy surrounding the washington redskins. it began testing what derogatory terms he could get away with on the air. his show cut to commercial. that didn t stop the republican. he began a twitter rant saying, the station keeps cutting me off. i don t know why. then just got kicked off the air until further notice. tried to have honest discussion about racist terms and management censored my language. a.m. 560 said, quote, during the segment joe inintended to cite several common racial slurs as examples. a.m. 560 has a policy of not
welcome back. time for the sideshow. first up, former illinois congressman joe walsh had broadcast issues. he was kicked off his own radio show for using racial slurs.m(5 the controversy surrounding the washington redskins. it began testing what derogatory terms he could get away with on the air. hisko show cut to commercial. that didn t stop the republican. he began a twitter rant saying, the station keeps cutting me off. i don t cn%w why. then just got kicked off the air until further notice.çó tried to have honest discussion about racist terms and management sencensored my langu. a.m. 560 said, quote, during the segment joe inintended to cite several common racial slurs as examples. a.m. 560 has a policy of not using certain words on the airñ
i think it s part of the atmosphere the courts operate in. i don t think the courts follow the election polls. i think what the courts do is do consider the whole context when an issue comes in front of it, in terms of how they decide but even more important when they decide. i think the idea of marriage is such an interesting idea because marriage is part of our culture. marriage is probably could primordial for all we know. we mate and may mate for life. who knows what the anthropology is. gay marriage is something that was new to a lot of people. the very idea of it. what do you think broke through is. what broke through people saying because for a while the portrait of the gay community was bars, bathhouses, gay pride parades that didn t make the case. then it began to be couples. we began to see men and men, two men, or two women, and saw them happy together in a familiar coupling together that seemed like straight marriage and people said, you know, what s wrong wit