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Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Obama's gay right to marriage stand on cover of Newsweek.
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Obama has never endorsed the concept of "gay marriage".
He has in fact only stated that "gays should be able to marry". He has, up to this juncture, pointedly avoided the endorsement of a gay's "right to marry" If Newsweek is stating differently, they are misleading the public, and evidently, you. |
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Oh. How substantive:
"The cover features an image of Obama looking quite angelic with a rainbow-colored halo above his head (or as a HuffPost editor affectionately dubbed it—a "gaylo"). The image accompanies the issue's cover story, written by Andrew Sullivan, titled "The First Gay President." In his cover story, Sullivan argues that Obama's announcement has been years in the making. He also writes that the President has much in common with the gay community. “He had to discover his black identity and then reconcile it with his white family, just as gays discover their homosexual identity and then have to reconcile it with their heterosexual family," Sullivan writes." Maybe instead of having a backdrop of Greek columns made of styrofoam, he will speak at the convention wearing his "Gaylo". The National Enquirer is looking more substantive all the time in comparison. |
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Mitt Romney has evolved from saying he was to the left of Ted Kennedy on gay rights issues when he ran for the senate in 1994, to being governor of the first state in the country to allow same-sex marriage, to now being opposed to same-sex marriage and civil unions. Romney has promised to propose an amendment to the constitution allowing marriage to only be between one man and one woman, which would in effect negate all the legal marriages that have taken place since he was governor in 2004. |
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Another Sienfeld Distraction
Well here we go again the liberal far left is now inventing a war on gays. It ain't an issue and they believe if they yell loud enough and stamp their feet and call Romney names it will stick as an issue. The same sex issue doesn't assist in starting up the economy, defending the nation against our enemies or solving our energy problems
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taltarzac - i believe the article you cite used the phrase"...promising to support a federal constitutional amendment ..." how do you interpret that phrase as trying to get said c.a. approved/implemented or whatever verb ya wanna use? how do you inflate the statement beyond the face script of supporting? |
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janmcn - i LOVE the word 'evolve' and the fact that it is showing up in politics now more that ever before - BUT - as you describe obama's positions in your post...i gotta go with flip flop! i see evolving as a steady, progressive process that goes in the same direction and not one that goes back and forth - no matter how rocky the road.
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chaos
i noticed the link provided by taltarzac came from Daily KOS, which i think is pronounced CHAOS, that which the liberal left loves to promote....the article itself did not say anything about romney that would disturb conservative or even middle of the road voters...we like our president to protect our Defense of Marriage Act in his role of upholding the law!
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however, a recent pew research report regarding 'changing attitudes' shows that the public is about evenly split - 47% in favor and 43% opposed. not much of a majority but a nice change from the 2001 pew research stats of 57% opposed to 35% in favor. gotta watch how ya toss those descriptive words like 'majority' around, eh? |
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I would imagine it's all in how the question is asked on the poll. Last one I heard was 51% in favor - but you *never* hear how the question is phrased and that can have a HUGE impact.
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