Obama's I'm against same-sex marriage but against ending it's practice via California's Proposition 8 rings about as true as Wisconsin State Senator Jim Sullivan saying, he is for Voter ID but not for a state constitutional amendment referendum question requiring Voter ID. It's doublespeak for I don't want the current situation to change, but don't want to be on the record as saying so.
Obama Says He is Against Same-Sex Marriage But Also Against Ending Its Practice In Calif.:
Barack Obama's nuanced position on same-sex marriage
is on full display in an MTV interview which is set to air on Monday.
Obama told MTV he believes marriage is "between a man and a woman" and that he is "not in favor of gay marriage."
At the same time, Obama reiterated his opposition to Proposition 8,
the California ballot measure which would eliminate a right to same-sex
marriage that the state's Supreme Court recently recognized.
That's their Obama! Trying to be on both sides of the fence.
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Links:
Brookfield7, Fairly Conservative, Vicki Mckenna,
Jay Weber, The Right View Wisconsin, Mark Levin, CNS News
