Even though the issue of legalizing marriage for all couples, no matter what their gender may be, may not be voted upon before the next Governor takes over in January, one Garden State icon has spoken out loud and clear.
Bruce Springstein agrees that legalizing marriage for all couples - including same sex couples - is a matter of equal rights, and not to be confused with religion.
With the foundation of our democracy based upon the separation of church and state, how can anyone vote against equal rights for all?
And, as I like to point out, shouldn't everyone have the right to be unhappy? (JUST KIDDING).
Take a moment and thing about it - does it really seem like anyone should have the right to say no to two people who are in love, and who want to legally commit themselves to a life of love and family?
Read the constitution and the bill of rights.
It's time to forge ahead, and let go of all the religious excuses.
Everyone has the right to practice their religion, but don't force it upon others - let's share the wealth of love.
It will only come back to benefit future generations!
