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Dec. 17th, 2007 11:40 pmI'm trying to figure out how the hell the choice for President of the United States will impact the "state of the family" in America? The guy will veto equal rights for marriage for gays? That's really gonna be the reason you choose someone to run the most powerful executive branch in the world for FOUR YEARS?!?!? Is denying gays the opportunity to form stable supported families going to drive down the divorce rate? Or improve the adoption rate? Or reduce the number of teenage pregnancies? Is it going to reduce the national debt? Is it going to result in a more equitiable tax system? Is it going to set up a good foreign policy? Is it going to address national health care?
The only way this makes any sense at all if the majority of marriages only exist because vast numbers of them are closeted gays who aren't willing to give up insurance coverage.
"Single-issue" voters should feel free to opt out of our political process, thank you very much. If you feel that gays should be waterboarded, that's fine. Write your damn Congressman about it.
The only way this makes any sense at all if the majority of marriages only exist because vast numbers of them are closeted gays who aren't willing to give up insurance coverage.
"Single-issue" voters should feel free to opt out of our political process, thank you very much. If you feel that gays should be waterboarded, that's fine. Write your damn Congressman about it.
