Allegations Against MN Supremes Found Invalid

An attorney from Golden Valley, Greg Wersal, filed a complaint against MInnesota Supreme Court Justices after Dean Johnson made a statement to ministers indicating that he spoke with some justices regarding same-sex marriage. During that meeting, an anti-gay was there secretly recording Johnson. Ministers from the church were very angry that someone had come in and done a secret recording.

Last week, investigators for the Minnesota Board of Judicial Standards found no validity to the complaint filed by Wersal.

Who is Greg Wersal and why does he care so much? According to DumpBachmann, he a rampant homophobe and Bachmann supporter. He has written letters to the editor that support making sodomy illegal: "We have turned democratic institutions upside down and inside out. The people through the Legislature created a crime of sodomy that has existed in one form or another since Minnesota's inception as a state." He actually, accused Attorney General Mike Hatch of failing to defend the sodomy statute adequately enough. He has trivialized the GLBT victims of the Holocaust: "When one considers that gay activists frequently like to tell us that as much as 10 percent of the population is homosexual, it sounds as if they were grossly underrepresented among the Holocaust victims."

When Wersal was a candidate for Minnesota Supreme Court Justice, he sued Minnesota in federal court so that judges could speak out on political issues. This lawsuit cost Minnesota tax-payers $1.4 million in legal fees. It's ironic that his current complaint involves judges allegedly speaking out on political issues.

Greg Wersal is not a good person.