When did San Diego become so...?

After this month's historic ruling that will allow the gays to legally wed in the state of California, San Diego County Clerk Gregory Smith let it slip that he would "consider allowing clerks to bow out of processing such marriages if they had moral or religions objections." Which? He can't do.

And that's illegal, isn't it? That whole church/state overlap thing? Didn't we already go over this, that not performing a same-sex wedding might lead a government worker to lose their job?

Anyway, once Newsom heard about San Diego's latest stance on gay marriage, he waved his finger in the air, cocked his head back and forth, and shrieked:

If you don't want to provide a marriage certificate and you've got a job that does that, then you should think twice about why you got the job in the first place and maybe you should get a new job...[t]alk about a slippery slope, Mr. County Clerk down in San Diego.

Not very good for business, San Diego. Gay marriages = gay dollars.