When the news came out that Tangipahoa Parish justice of the peace Keith Bardwell refused to grant marriage licenses to interracial couples, a number of Louisiana politicians were quick to condemn Bardwell.
Governor Bobby Jindal made his point clear:
Disciplinary action should be taken immediately -- including the revoking of his license
U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA) thought it was appropriate to make her feelings on the matter known as well:
Not only does his decision directly contradict Supreme Court rulings, it is an example of the ugly bigotry that divided our country for too long.
So what about Louisianas other senator, David Vitter (R-LA)? Blogger Crooked Dope caught up with Vitter as he was getting on to an elevator. It appears Vitter is unequivocal where he stands on the Bardwell incident.
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This guy is a CHUMP! "I don't think that's the case"
Vitter's office finally issued a statement: "Sen. Vitter thinks that all judges should follow the law as written and not make it up as they go along." Yeah, damn activist justices of the peace. Full story here: http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2009/10/vitters-office-on-justice-of-peace-judges-should-follow-the-law-as-written.php
SEN. VITTER IS MY SENATOR AND A FINE MAN. I WOULD IMAGINE THAT HE IS FED UP WITH ALL THE LIMPWRISTED LIBERAL WEENIES IN D.C. YES HE WAS ON THE D.C. MADAM'S LIST. AT LEAST IT WASN'T BARNEY FRANK'S LIST. I SAY TO ALL,YOU WITHOUT GUILT CAST THE FIRST STONE !!