[Parmy]

That should negate his decision. He ruled with prejudice. In fact, he should be disbarred for violating his oath of office.

[kbennkc]

Only a statist would believe an inspection of the applicants genitalia was a condition precedent to being issued a license to marry.

[skeeter]

I LOL'd when I heard ABC News add to their report that Walker was first nominated by Ronald Reagan.

They bothered to look that 25 year old factoid up but somehow missed his open homosexuality.

[jrg]

But can a judge given the opportunity to knock down a law that declared homosexual marriages invalid be impartial when he himself is openly homosexual?

The same could be said for a heterosexual judge.

Neil Boortz had a good analysis of this today based on the Rule of Law.

[I still care]

He should have recused himself.

[longtermmemmory]

Day in history August 4, 1944

1944 - Nazi police discovered Anne Frank and her family, hiding in secret quarters above her father’s factory in Amsterdam, Holland. Miss Frank was 13 years old and had kept a diary of her feelings, thoughts and fears during the two years of hiding from the Nazis. Anne and her sister were taken to a concentration camp following the arrest. Anne Frank died at Bergen-Belsen. Her diary was found later and has since been translated into 30 different languages, adapted as a dramatic play and a Hollywood film. Her diary is a symbol of the strength of the human spirit. She wrote: “I keep on trying to find a way of becoming what I would like to be and what I could be, if there weren’t any other people living in the world.”

[GladesGuru]

Recusal, anybody?

[jwalsh07]

Judge Walker is a dipsh6t with a less than mediocre mind but you can’t disqualify judges based on where willy or wilma cozies up. Everybody cozies up somewhere.

[highlander_UW]

What is the appeal process to vacate the judges ruling on the grounds that he wasn’t impartial to the issue under adjudication?