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In reply to the discussion: Tennessee Republican's fight against cousin marriage ban ends in massive defeat [View all]AverageOldGuy
(1,878 posts)27. Well . . .
. . . this IS Tennessee and it gets mighty cold and lonely in the mountains of East Tennessee with no one to turn to but your cousin.
Meanwhile, turns out that Delegate Bulso's grandparents were first cousins . . . which may explain a lot. Has anyone asked him to take off his shoes to see if he has six toes on each foot?
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Tennessee Republican's fight against cousin marriage ban ends in massive defeat [View all]
riversedge
Apr 2024
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Per wiki, he has at least 2 marital daughters and 2 sons. Hard to tell if his wife is a 1st cousin, but she had a
Backseat Driver
Apr 2024
#7
...."Jernigan said marriage remains legal in Tennessee to this day due to a 1960 decision by Tennessee's attorney genera
riversedge
Apr 2024
#3
I bet those two reps have some excellent banjo players amongst their constituency
prodigitalson
Apr 2024
#38
No, Senator, you cannot make your family tree look like a tumbleweed a
ArkansasDemocrat1
Apr 2024
#13
Incredible how the Republican idea of going back to the 19th century holds water with these idiots.
ificandream
Apr 2024
#14
This coulda wiped out a huge chunk of the Republican dominance in the legislature.
mpcamb
Apr 2024
#20
They only lost because some of their supporters wanted it extended to sisters, too.
Wonder Why
Apr 2024
#41
California and Massachusetts allow it whereas Arkansas and Mississippi do not
prodigitalson
Apr 2024
#49