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1 majii  Jul 4, 2015 8:12:12pm

Reading this one wouldn’t think Phillips is a lawyer. The guy has put his legal training aside and replaced it with religious dogma. He can throw as many tantrums as he pleases and write as many op-eds as he so desires, same-sex marriage is here to stay.

2 Romantic Heretic  Jul 4, 2015 8:27:49pm

One can get the true intent of Mr. Phillips rant by replacing ‘liberty’ with ‘power’ in every instance it occurs.

3 Eclectic Cyborg  Jul 4, 2015 8:42:03pm

I wonder if he’d still be in favor of “states rights” if say, the state of Oklahoma voted to ban fracking or Florida wanted to ban assault weapons?

4 CriticalDragon1177  Jul 4, 2015 9:26:14pm

re: #3 Eclectic Cyborg

I wonder if he’d still be in favor of “states rights” if say, the state of Oklahoma voted to ban fracking or Florida wanted to ban assault weapons?

I doubt it. People like Phillips in general, only support “states rights” when the states are doing things that they want.

5 Timothy Watson  Jul 5, 2015 3:52:05am

*adds article to the list of go-to items for when the next lying RWNJ claims the “tea party” movement is just about taxes and has nothing to do with social reactionism (conservatism)*


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