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Originally posted by rickymouse
The basis of these laws goes back pretty far and is not based on interracial marriages all the time.
Originally posted by rickymouse
reply to post by Annee
It doesn't have anything to do with interracial marriage anymore. At present race is not an issue and gay marriage is not a racial issue. Not as defined by the present definition of race.
The present definition of marriage is specific also. Call it something else when gays get married, it doesn't have to be called marriage.
Originally posted by rickymouse
reply to post by Annee
It doesn't have anything to do with interracial marriage anymore. At present race is not an issue and gay marriage is not a racial issue. Not as defined by the present definition of race.
The present definition of marriage is specific also. Call it something else when gays get married, it doesn't have to be called marriage.
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
No way do I believe Obama is for Gay marriage,
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Sixty-seven percent of those surveyed by The New York Times and CBS News since the announcement said they thought that Mr. Obama had made it “mostly for political reasons,” while 24 percent said it was “mostly because he thinks it is right.” Independents were more likely to attribute it to politics, with nearly half of Democrats agreeing.
The results reinforce the concerns of White House aides and Democratic strategists who worried that the sequence of events leading up to the announcement last week made it look calculated rather than principled.
Obama’s Switch on Same-Sex Marriage Stirs Skepticism
By PETER BAKER and DALIA SUSSMAN
Most Americans suspect that President Obama was motivated by politics, not policy, when he declared his support for same-sex marriage, according to a poll released on Monday, suggesting that the unplanned way it was announced shaped public attitudes. www.nytimes.com...
The Marriage Trap
Republicans made gay marriage a wedge issue. Now that it hurts them, they call it “divisive.”
Eight years ago, the U.S. economy was languishing. We were bogged down in two wars, and the national debt was rising. President Bush was up for re-election, and Republicans needed a wedge issue. They found it in Massachusetts, whose Supreme Judicial Court in 2003 had asserted a statewide right to gay marriage. Seizing the opportunity, Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney ran around the country declaring a national moral crisis. Republicans, urged on by Bush, introduced a constitutional amendment to prohibit gay marriage.
Since then, public opinion has continued to shift toward accepting gay marriage. Democrats now support it by margins of 64 to 32 in the Post’s March 2012 survey, 65 to 34 in Gallup’s May sample, and 59 to 31 in Pew’s combined 2012 data. Independents in all three polls now favor gay marriage: 54 to 42 according to the Post, 52 to 38 according to Pew, and 57 to 40 according to Gallup. At the same time, the Republican margin of opposition has fallen. It’s 74 to 22 as measured by Gallup, 68 to 23 as measured by Pew, and 57 to 39 as measured by the Post.
Originally posted by Spiramirabilis
reply to post by Annee
laughing along with you Annee :-)
I remember Obama saying: "If I don't listen - - make me HEAR YOU". The LGBTQ did just that.
TODAY - - - I hope he is re-elected - - but I don't care. He COMMITTED!
TOKYO — Just days after US President Barack Obama came out in favour of gay marriage, another supporter of homosexual unions emerged in Japan: Mickey Mouse.
Despite their having no legal status, same sex couples are able to hold fairytale wedding ceremonies at hotels inside the popular Tokyo Disney Resort, including at the Cinderella Castle, a company spokeswoman said Tuesday.
Originally posted by MidnightTide
Tokyo Disney gives same-sex marriage thumbs up in Japan
TOKYO — Just days after US President Barack Obama came out in favour of gay marriage, another supporter of homosexual unions emerged in Japan: Mickey Mouse.
Despite their having no legal status, same sex couples are able to hold fairytale wedding ceremonies at hotels inside the popular Tokyo Disney Resort, including at the Cinderella Castle, a company spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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Just thought I would add this little story.
Originally posted by jibeho
Obama's "livin la vida loca" on the campaign trail and laughing all the way to the bank....
Originally posted by jibeho
reply to post by FlyersFan
He even wrangled Ricky Martin to head up a fundy right after Clooney's big bash.
Obama's "livin la vida loca" on the campaign trail and laughing all the way to the bank....
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
Originally posted by jibeho
reply to post by FlyersFan
He even wrangled Ricky Martin to head up a fundy right after Clooney's big bash.
Obama's "livin la vida loca" on the campaign trail and laughing all the way to the bank....
It is a trick he is using their liberal agenda to get his foothold, if he gets reelected, there will be no holds barred,