I am very concerned about President Bush’s wish to change the
U.S. Constitution to prevent gay marriages. He is inferring that
Americans can be free as long as they do what he believes is
proper, and that he has the right to seek a change in this
country’s Constitution to match how he believes it should read!
Dear Editor:
I am very concerned about President Bush’s wish to change the U.S. Constitution to prevent gay marriages. He is inferring that Americans can be free as long as they do what he believes is proper, and that he has the right to seek a change in this country’s Constitution to match how he believes it should read! Not everyone in this country holds fundamentalist Christian views like his, and not all religions condemn same sex marriage, as his religion does. It’s ironic that he is actually trying to change the Constitution to make his beliefs take precedence over others’ and become law in the United States – especially considering the war he is fighting against terrorists, who demand that others believe and do what the terrorists believe is proper.
Renee Durante,
Sunnyvale
