Tag Archives: Lawrence v. Texas

The Worst Person in America: Antonin Scalia

Posted on July 2, 2015 by Tom Gualtieri

He’d be amusing, sort of, if he weren’t so powerful. Continue reading →

Posted in Worst People in America | Tagged ACA, Antonin Scalia, Boy Scouts, Chicken Little, Contraception, gay marriage, John Waters, King v. Burwell, Lawrence v. Texas, LGBT, Marriage Equality, Ninth Amendment, Noel Coward, Obamacare, Obergefell, SCOTUS, sodomy, Veruca Salt | Leave a comment

The Frowns and the Fury: Monogamy, Gay Marriage and the Moral High Ground

Posted on November 22, 2013 by Tom Gualtieri

On the subject of the sanctity of marriage, judge not lest ye be a GOP Congressman. Continue reading →

Posted in Politics, Sex | Tagged Anthony Kennedy, Bill Maher, Gavin Newsom, John Paul Stevens, Ken Cuccinelli, Lawrence v. Texas, LGBT, Marriage Equality, polyamory, Rick Santorum, san francisco, SCOTUS | 7 Comments

On Homophobia: The Elephant in the Room

Posted on October 19, 2012 by Tom Gualtieri

Tom Gualtieri on sodomy and the Supreme Court, privacy and Paul Ryan, and “the so-called homosexual agenda.” Continue reading →

Posted in Politics, Sex, Uncategorized | Tagged AFA, American Family Association, Anthony Kennedy, Antonin Scalia, bigot, bigotry, Bryan Fischer, bullying, Clarence Thomas, Focus on the Family, gay marriage, homosexual agenda, Jim Daly, Lawrence v. Texas, sodomy, Supreme Court, William Hubbs Rehnquist | 3 Comments