Reply #2: But those are distortions of her views

[sandnsea]

She said there is no constitutional right to gay-marriage. She did not say she opposes gay marriage, or that she thinks states should not have to treat all marriages equally. She said the right to marriage is not in the constitution. It's not.

She advised Clinton to pass a late term abortion ban to prevent Republicans from passing a worse one.

Her comments on unitary executive were specific to domestic policy, specifically against foreign policy and the kind of crap Bush pulled. It was encouraging the President to take a more active role in setting policy in administrative agencies. It had nothing to do what Bush did with it.

I have absolutely no idea what the torture crap is about, but it is likely just as baseless as the rest of the attacks against her.