Ted Lieu knows no end to the micromanaging pursuit of the state into our private lives.
If it's not the meat we eat, it's the partners that consenting adults choose to meet.
Who will stop this insanity? I do not need legislators who push boutique bills to buff up their resumes. If there is any sanity left in our state government, why not at least frustrate the passage of these inane and unnecessary bills which are doing nothing but cluttering up our law books while strangling businesses and scaring away investment?
The state is rocked by multi-billion ("B") dollar deficits. We have schools that cannot employ enough teachers, which seem incapable of educating our kids or even keeping them safe. Police and fire are facing unprecedented cuts. The governor has offered a decent twelve-point plan to reform pensions in the state without alienating the current crop of public workers.
The questions that youth are facing right now are nothing compared the deeper problems which will be afflicting them in the near future if the state legislator does not get out of the business of regulating economies, higher education, and tax rates.
Will our youth have job opportunities available to them in the future, should they wish to get married and want to support a family?
There is no point to exchanging vows if the two partners are so poor, that the have nothing but their bated breath and thread-bare clothes to bring to the wedding.
Our youth are confused enough as it is when they read about how government is supposed to work in their civics textbooks, only to discover that the liberal hegemony that produces those textbooks is so far removed from reality.
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