The Knight Life by Keith Knight for March 04, 2021

Ever notice, those pushing for the sanctity of marriage, love it so much they do as many times as possible?

See what happens when you appropriate words instead of making up new ones!

Back in the 19th century, a gay woman was a prostitute.

Watching my neighbor’s kids, and the pre-schooler, looking at my wedding photos, asked, “Can a woman marry another woman?” Diplomatically threading the explain-to-a-kid while not treading on any of the parents’ bugaboos. Who are pretty liberal anyway. I think I told her, “Yes, if they love each other,” and we moved on.

Love the station’s call sign.

Back in the C18 the great Dr Johnson reported, as a ludicrous saying, about the runaway success of the Beggar’s Opera (written by John Gay and somewhat reluctantly produced by John Rich) that “It made Gay rich and Rich gay”.That sounds so much racier now-a-days!

11 years later and now gay marriage is legal. And Rush is dead.

It’s always edifying to hear someone like Limbaugh or Gingrich or Trump blathering about the sanctity of heterosexual, monogamous marriage.

The Republican motto: “OK for ME, but not for THEE”.