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In reply to the discussion: I am not sure the Democratic Party understands the amount of anger today [View all]xchrom
(108,903 posts)36. sigh...
http://www.thenation.com/blog/167798/obama-endorses-gay-marriage-kinda-now-what
'Obama, however, stopped short of lending full support to the multi-state legal and political campaign for marriage equality. According to ABC News, the President stressed that his is a personal position, and he continues to think that states should decide the issue independently.'
this stand still deprives of the 14th amendment and equal protection under the law.
you and obama continue to have both of those.
'Obama, however, stopped short of lending full support to the multi-state legal and political campaign for marriage equality. According to ABC News, the President stressed that his is a personal position, and he continues to think that states should decide the issue independently.'
this stand still deprives of the 14th amendment and equal protection under the law.
you and obama continue to have both of those.
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I am not sure the Democratic Party understands the amount of anger today [View all]
dbackjon
May 2012
OP
The majority of DU'ers are angry at the NC voters who voted for the bigot amendment
emulatorloo
May 2012
#16
They need to learn then that you must expect something for something rather than just giving it. nt
Dragonfli
May 2012
#54
Kinda sorta the same. Get the laws in the pipeline, Obama will push for them
emulatorloo
May 2012
#51
He has now evolved to embrace the exact same position Dick Cheney arrived at three years ago.
woo me with science
May 2012
#55
I would hope so, any evolution that ends with Cheney is Cro-Magnon at best /nt
Dragonfli
May 2012
#56
Yes I remember how powerfully Cheney pushed to end DADT and his subsequent refusal to enforce DOMA
emulatorloo
May 2012
#58
Yeah. I see that reported every night on the news (all of the news networks, no less!)
madinmaryland
May 2012
#11
I believe the Vice President did exactly that -- came out in support of marriage equality.
Bake
May 2012
#33
Now that the President, for the first time in history, has endorsed marriage equality
Bake
May 2012
#37
And yet I can stil be fired for being gay, and he doesn't support a Federal Marriage law
dbackjon
May 2012
#40