[AntiGuv]

Cite some. Or one.

His declining to order the Justice Department to file an amicus brief in the Lawrence v Texas case, even after the Supreme Court invited the administration to declare a position...

[onyx]

And your source is........?

[Miss Marple]

It is beyond me how the anti-Bush people can find something wrong in this statement. We already have a Defense of Marriage Act. He wants the lawyers to look at the Supreme Court Decision and see if an amendment is necessary. He support the idea that marriage is between a man and a woman.

What is so hard to understand about that? It seems pretty plain to me, and echoes what I think most Americans think, including me. No where does it say he would NOT support an amendment. No where does it say he support gay marriage.

I guess because he didn't come out saying the gays should be jailed or fined or something he isn't pro-family enough for the anti-Bush faction.

[Luis Gonzalez]

"His declining to order the Justice Department..."

Let me get this straight.

What you are saying is that Bush sat down someplace, and declined to order the DoJ to do something?

How is that done exactly?

I mean, Bush would be the person who would order the DoJ to do something, so whose order was he declining?

He declined his own suggestion or order?