Monkeyboy wrote:

pacino wrote:This is the man illegally selling states death penalty concoctions to states in the US

so why don't the people buying the drugs in the US get arrested for buying drugs? You certainly can't buy a joint in nebraska. Why can you buy execution drugs?

NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — An ordained minister running for register of wills in southeastern Pennsylvania says she won't sign-off on same-sex marriage certificates, but won't obstruct couples from getting the documents.

Sharon Valentine-Thomas, currently the mayor of Pottstown, is the Republican challenger to D. Bruce Hanes, the Democrat incumbent register of wills in Montgomery County.

Hanes made headlines by granting same-sex marriage licenses before it was legal in Pennsylvania.

Valentine-Thomas says her conscience will not allow her to sign such documents but says, "I am not an obstructionist and will not force my values on others."

Instead, if elected she plans to seek court approval to accommodate her beliefs by having her deputies sign such documents.

She says Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who was jailed for five days for refusing to issue the licenses, has a similar accommodation.

pacino wrote:

NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — An ordained minister running for register of wills in southeastern Pennsylvania says she won't sign-off on same-sex marriage certificates, but won't obstruct couples from getting the documents.

Sharon Valentine-Thomas, currently the mayor of Pottstown, is the Republican challenger to D. Bruce Hanes, the Democrat incumbent register of wills in Montgomery County.

Hanes made headlines by granting same-sex marriage licenses before it was legal in Pennsylvania.

Valentine-Thomas says her conscience will not allow her to sign such documents but says, "I am not an obstructionist and will not force my values on others."

Instead, if elected she plans to seek court approval to accommodate her beliefs by having her deputies sign such documents.

She says Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who was jailed for five days for refusing to issue the licenses, has a similar accommodation.

So, basically she wants a free check every two weeks.

slugsrbad wrote:

pacino wrote:

NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — An ordained minister running for register of wills in southeastern Pennsylvania says she won't sign-off on same-sex marriage certificates, but won't obstruct couples from getting the documents.

Sharon Valentine-Thomas, currently the mayor of Pottstown, is the Republican challenger to D. Bruce Hanes, the Democrat incumbent register of wills in Montgomery County.

Hanes made headlines by granting same-sex marriage licenses before it was legal in Pennsylvania.

Valentine-Thomas says her conscience will not allow her to sign such documents but says, "I am not an obstructionist and will not force my values on others."

Instead, if elected she plans to seek court approval to accommodate her beliefs by having her deputies sign such documents.

She says Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who was jailed for five days for refusing to issue the licenses, has a similar accommodation.

So, basically she wants a free check every two weeks.

I mean a register of wills does more than grant marriage certificates to same-sex couples. She would have to do some work.

pacino wrote:

NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — An ordained minister running for register of wills in southeastern Pennsylvania says she won't sign-off on same-sex marriage certificates, but won't obstruct couples from getting the documents.

Sharon Valentine-Thomas, currently the mayor of Pottstown, is the Republican challenger to D. Bruce Hanes, the Democrat incumbent register of wills in Montgomery County.

Hanes made headlines by granting same-sex marriage licenses before it was legal in Pennsylvania.

Valentine-Thomas says her conscience will not allow her to sign such documents but says, "I am not an obstructionist and will not force my values on others."

Instead, if elected she plans to seek court approval to accommodate her beliefs by having her deputies sign such documents.

She says Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who was jailed for five days for refusing to issue the licenses, has a similar accommodation.

So, basically she wants a free check every two weeks.

mozartpc27 wrote:

pacino wrote:Jay Carney's new job is defending Amazon against the NY Times
he's going harder at Amazon than he did explaining the President's positions

My wife and I are going to try to do more shopping at brick and mortar stores as a result of that article. If there is one thing I hate most in the world of employment it is the notion that some managers, companies, and cultures have that the best way to manage or motivate employees is to terrorize them. I've worked in environments like that and I'll be damned if I support one.

drsmooth wrote:remind me why this will registering job is a) even a job and then b) an elective office at all, again

pacino wrote:Wikileaks, being bipolar aholes who value 'privacy', dox John Brennan's entire family

momadance wrote:

pacino wrote:Wikileaks, being bipolar aholes who value 'privacy', dox John Brennan's entire family

There's no reason whatsoever to post his SF86. His whole private life is in that thing. Worst #$!&@ form in the world to fill out.

pacino wrote:
Also, dude uses AOL.

pacino wrote:what happened, cballs? someone get mad that she prepared ahead of time?