GENESEO, N.Y. (AP) — Opponents of New York's gay marriage law are suing to overturn it one day after weddings began.
A representative of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms and a rabbi say in a lawsuit filed Monday in state court that New York's Senate violated its own procedures and the state's open meetings law when it approved the bill on June 24.
Among other things, the lawsuit claims the Senate prevented lawmakers who opposed the bill from speaking. The suit also says the Senate didn't follow procedures that require a bill to go through appropriate committees before a full Senate vote.
Opponents of New York's gay marriage law had promised lawsuits.
Spokesmen for Senate Republicans and the state's attorney general declined to comment.
I don't get it. The world as we know it didn't cease to exist. Married gays did not run out and attack children and animals. Good people remained good, bad people remained bad, and who they kissed goodnight didn't change that a bit. I guess the bossy jackasses just aren't happy though. Rights for everyone is scary as hell to the folks who want control.
Also, you know it's bad when multiple spokesmen refuse comment on a topic their clients have beat to death in the press. It means even they know this is a stinker.
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