http://www.opposingviews.com/i/polit...e-sex-marriage
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Despite what conservatives like to say is a "non-issue," for many Americans the question of gay marriage is becoming increasingly non-negotiable. Here we see a veteran who fought for the US in the Vietnam War who is, despite what other political ideals he maintains, not voting for Romney due what seems to be entirely to Romney's stance on gay marriage.
Thoughts on this?
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Originally Posted by Opposing Views
Mitt Romney sat down at Garon's breakfast table for what he probably thought would be a positive photo-op at a campaign stop in New Hampshire.
The two men went back and forth on gay marriage, with Garon asking why he did not have the same constitutional rights with his partner as a straight couple, to which Romney answered: "No, actually, I think at the time the Constitution was written it was pretty clear that marriage is between a man and a woman. And I don't believe the Supreme Court has changed that." |
Link to Video
Despite what conservatives like to say is a "non-issue," for many Americans the question of gay marriage is becoming increasingly non-negotiable. Here we see a veteran who fought for the US in the Vietnam War who is, despite what other political ideals he maintains, not voting for Romney due what seems to be entirely to Romney's stance on gay marriage.
Thoughts on this?