Radical concept: Maybe they don't get their beliefs from their power base. Obama is not your father's president... and nobody's Chicago politician.
It's like a test. If she wants to live in the White House another 4 years, she'll say something innocuous like "people don't need a piece of paper to love each other". If she wants out of that hell hole, she'll say "I'm looking forward to the day I can gay marry Nancy Pelosi so she can move into the White House."
God changed his mind - what&#039;s the big deal? And if God does it, you can&#039;t give Mitt a hard time for switching positions as his <strike>conscience</strike> convenience dictates.
There&#039;s always the possibility, which we don&#039;t like to think about, that the Obamas are not, personally, in favor of gay marriage. We like to imagine that they have the standard issue ivy-college-liberal set of beliefs, but it&#039;s hardly a sure thing. Black Christian churches aren&#039;t exactly hotbeds of gay rights activism!
When Barry is finally forced to go on the record, and says that it&#039;s up to the states, you&#039;ll know he&#039;s just not that into it.
Radical concept: Maybe they don&#039;t get their beliefs from their power base. Obama is not your father&#039;s president... and nobody&#039;s Chicago politician.
I believe Clinton used this type of tactic very successfully.
love means never having to say you&#039;re sorry.
So make a statement, dammit, what are you waiting for?
Not fabulous.
It&#039;s like a test. If she wants to live in the White House another 4 years, she&#039;ll say something innocuous like &quot;people don&#039;t need a piece of paper to love each other&quot;. If she wants out of that hell hole, she&#039;ll say &quot;I&#039;m looking forward to the day I can gay marry Nancy Pelosi so she can move into the White House.&quot;
God changed his mind - what&#039;s the big deal? And if God does it, you can&#039;t give Mitt a hard time for switching positions as his <strike>conscience</strike> convenience dictates.
There&#039;s always the possibility, which we don&#039;t like to think about, that the Obamas are not, personally, in favor of gay marriage. We like to imagine that they have the standard issue ivy-college-liberal set of beliefs, but it&#039;s hardly a sure thing. Black Christian churches aren&#039;t exactly hotbeds of gay rights activism!
When Barry is finally forced to go on the record, and says that it&#039;s up to the states, you&#039;ll know he&#039;s just not that into it.