Abraham Lincoln spoke of "government of the people, by the people, for the people."  Now California Attorney General Jerry Brown (D), the chief law enforcement officer,  wants to do some elaborate political and legal maneuvering to bring about government for some politically correct people, by some politically correct people, for some politically correct people as he goes to go to the California Supreme Court asking them to overturn Proposition 8, a referendum that successfully passed on election that banned gay marriage.   But in his filing, Brown, who personally supports same-sex marriage, offered a novel legal theory to back his argument that the measure should be invalidated.The California Constitution protects certain rights as "inalienable," Brown wrote. Those include a right to liberty and to privacy, which the courts have said includes a person's right to marry.The issue before the court "presents a conflict...(Read Full Post)