Judge overturns California's ban on same-sex marriage

Obama changed nothing, he did nothing. Just lip service, trading poor black voters for rich white voters:

1996:“I favor legalizing same-sex marriages” was an answer included on a signed questionnaire to a Chicago gay community newspaper when Mr. Obama was running for the Illinois state Senate. In 2011, a White House aide said someone else filled it out.

2004: As a U.S. Senate candidate, Mr. Obama tells Chicago public television “marriage is between a man and a woman.” In the same interview, Mr. Obama said he wanted to ensure gays and lesbians have “the rights of citizenship” but noted,“I don’t think marriage is a civil right.”

2008: Mr. Obama, running for president, again says marriage should be limited to unions between a man and a woman.“For me as a Christian, it’s also a sacred union… God’s in the mix,” he says in an interview with the Rev. Rick Warren, a leading evangelical minister.

2010: After signing the repeal of a ban on gays openly serving in the military, Mr. Obama tells reporters that “my feelings are constantly evolving” on gay marriage.

2011:“I’m still working on it,” Mr. Obama tells ABC News when asked if he would change his mind on gay marriage before the 2012 election.

2012:“I think same-sex couples should be able to get married,” Mr. Obama tells an interviewer for ABC.

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2012/05/09/time...

Brian_G wrote:

Obama changed nothing, he did nothing. Just lip service, trading poor black voters for rich white voters:
1996:“I favor legalizing same-sex marriages” was an answer included on a signed questionnaire to a Chicago gay community newspaper when Mr. Obama was running for the Illinois state Senate. In 2011, a White House aide said someone else filled it out.
2004: As a U.S. Senate candidate, Mr. Obama tells Chicago public television “marriage is between a man and a woman.” In the same interview, Mr. Obama said he wanted to ensure gays and lesbians have “the rights of citizenship” but noted,“I don’t think marriage is a civil right.”
2008: Mr. Obama, running for president, again says marriage should be limited to unions between a man and a woman.“For me as a Christian, it’s also a sacred union… God’s in the mix,” he says in an interview with the Rev. Rick Warren, a leading evangelical minister.
2010: After signing the repeal of a ban on gays openly serving in the military, Mr. Obama tells reporters that “my feelings are constantly evolving” on gay marriage.
2011:“I’m still working on it,” Mr. Obama tells ABC News when asked if he would change his mind on gay marriage before the 2012 election.
2012:“I think same-sex couples should be able to get married,” Mr. Obama tells an interviewer for ABC.
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2012/05/09/time...

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Brian_G wrote:

Obama changed nothing, he did nothing. Just lip service, trading poor black voters for rich white voters:
1996:“I favor legalizing same-sex marriages” was an answer included on a signed questionnaire to a Chicago gay community newspaper when Mr. Obama was running for the Illinois state Senate. In 2011, a White House aide said someone else filled it out.
2004: As a U.S. Senate candidate, Mr. Obama tells Chicago public television “marriage is between a man and a woman.” In the same interview, Mr. Obama said he wanted to ensure gays and lesbians have “the rights of citizenship” but noted,“I don’t think marriage is a civil right.”
2008: Mr. Obama, running for president, again says marriage should be limited to unions between a man and a woman.“For me as a Christian, it’s also a sacred union… God’s in the mix,” he says in an interview with the Rev. Rick Warren, a leading evangelical minister.
2010: After signing the repeal of a ban on gays openly serving in the military, Mr. Obama tells reporters that “my feelings are constantly evolving” on gay marriage.
2011:“I’m still working on it,” Mr. Obama tells ABC News when asked if he would change his mind on gay marriage before the 2012 election.
2012:“I think same-sex couples should be able to get married,” Mr. Obama tells an interviewer for ABC.
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2012/05/09/time...

so what, he stated his opinion. I see this as a non-issue and at the bottom of the list for his platform. He will focus on the economy and other stuff 1st. Watch when the debates come up. I can't wait for that!

LuLu Ford wrote:

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I agree with you. Marriage discrimination is based upon hatred and false stereotypes.

This post of yours proves your quote with your moniker.
Trolls are clueless. Amen sister.
But... if it were me? I would add liberal to it!
You know? Liberal trolls are clueless!
Yea, that's more like it!

Brian_G wrote:

Obama changed nothing, he did nothing. Just lip service, trading poor black voters for rich white voters:
1996:“I favor legalizing same-sex marriages” was an answer included on a signed questionnaire to a Chicago gay community newspaper when Mr. Obama was running for the Illinois state Senate. In 2011, a White House aide said someone else filled it out.
2004: As a U.S. Senate candidate, Mr. Obama tells Chicago public television “marriage is between a man and a woman.” In the same interview, Mr. Obama said he wanted to ensure gays and lesbians have “the rights of citizenship” but noted,“I don’t think marriage is a civil right.”
2008: Mr. Obama, running for president, again says marriage should be limited to unions between a man and a woman.“For me as a Christian, it’s also a sacred union… God’s in the mix,” he says in an interview with the Rev. Rick Warren, a leading evangelical minister.
2010: After signing the repeal of a ban on gays openly serving in the military, Mr. Obama tells reporters that “my feelings are constantly evolving” on gay marriage.
2011:“I’m still working on it,” Mr. Obama tells ABC News when asked if he would change his mind on gay marriage before the 2012 election.
2012:“I think same-sex couples should be able to get married,” Mr. Obama tells an interviewer for ABC.
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2012/05/09/time...

Well, as always, that was a complete waste of space. Thanks for being so consistent Brian_G.

Brian_G wrote:

Obama changed nothing, he did nothing. Just lip service, trading poor black voters for rich white voters:
1996:“I favor legalizing same-sex marriages” was an answer included on a signed questionnaire to a Chicago gay community newspaper when Mr. Obama was running for the Illinois state Senate. In 2011, a White House aide said someone else filled it out.
2004: As a U.S. Senate candidate, Mr. Obama tells Chicago public television “marriage is between a man and a woman.” In the same interview, Mr. Obama said he wanted to ensure gays and lesbians have “the rights of citizenship” but noted,“I don’t think marriage is a civil right.”
2008: Mr. Obama, running for president, again says marriage should be limited to unions between a man and a woman.“For me as a Christian, it’s also a sacred union… God’s in the mix,” he says in an interview with the Rev. Rick Warren, a leading evangelical minister.
2010: After signing the repeal of a ban on gays openly serving in the military, Mr. Obama tells reporters that “my feelings are constantly evolving” on gay marriage.
2011:“I’m still working on it,” Mr. Obama tells ABC News when asked if he would change his mind on gay marriage before the 2012 election.
2012:“I think same-sex couples should be able to get married,” Mr. Obama tells an interviewer for ABC.
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2012/05/09/time...

The king of flip flops........

I think I might start making oslama flip flops with a picture of him on the bottom wiping his butt with the constitution....

Seriously? You guys have no clue... You guys shouln't be homophobs and get over it... Yea we love eachother... I bet one point you've kissed the same sex as a dare or not... there's no diffference.

Imprtnrd wrote:

<quoted text>so what, he stated his opinion. I see this as a non-issue and at the bottom of the list for his platform. He will focus on the economy and other stuff 1st. Watch when the debates come up. I can't wait for that!

Well oblamer has nothing good he's done to run on! So what is he going to do? Continue to blame Bush for his $5 Trillion in debt in three years? Yea, that'll work! LMFAO!

Everything oblamer is doin right now is diversionary tactics to try to keep the truth from comming to light! EVERYTHING!!!
Why? Because he is a complete failure!

Jewel2 wrote:

Seriously? You guys have no clue... You guys shouln't be homophobs and get over it... Yea we love eachother... I bet one point you've kissed the same sex as a dare or not... there's no diffference.

There's no difference??? OMG! Excuse me feeble minded one, but there is a huge difference!

And no my dear! I've never passionately kissed another man! Gag me!!! That is above and beyond gross! And I never will!

sociopathic Liberals wrote:

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Well oblamer has nothing good he's done to run on! So what is he going to do? Continue to blame Bush for his $5 Trillion in debt in three years? Yea, that'll work! LMFAO!
Everything oblamer is doin right now is diversionary tactics to try to keep the truth from comming to light! EVERYTHING!!!
Why? Because he is a complete failure!

cry me a river!

Jewel2 wrote:

Seriously? You guys have no clue... You guys shouln't be homophobs and get over it... Yea we love eachother... I bet one point you've kissed the same sex as a dare or not... there's no diffference.

Love all you want.........
Have all the same equal rights.......

Just don't change the meaning of the word marriage......

Or we will vote you back to the closet......

Mona Lott wrote:

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Wow..... a third grader argument.

lol ... their have been many from your side of the fence

Oh... You never would know.. because no one knows each other more than God himself.

And There is no difference because if you love each other than leave them be.

Imprtnrd wrote:

<quoted text>cry me a river!

Cry me a river??? LMFAO
Just the truth lemming, just the truth! LOL
Shoot I can't wait for the debates too! It should be a whole lot of fun to see oblamer sqirm like a worm when he has to try to defend his failure of a record!

Jewel2 wrote:

Seriously? You guys have no clue... You guys shouln't be homophobs and get over it... Yea we love eachother... I bet one point you've kissed the same sex as a dare or not... there's no diffference.

Yes, there is a difference, and gays know it too. They prefer same sex relationships, just like heterosexuals prefer opposite sex relationships.

This has nothing to do with gay rights, gays marry now, under the same rules as straights. Some marry for money, some for their children and some for love; who are you to judge their marriage?

Marriage has always been between man and woman, that's built into the language.

Here Is One wrote:

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Love all you want.........
Have all the same equal rights.......
Just don't change the meaning of the word marriage......
Or we will vote you back to the closet......

Well... We dont need to go back to the closet because this is a free country... sexuality does not matter... Yea some states disallow same sex marriage. but get to see through some ones eyes who've seen the evil and good in this world.

Brian_G wrote:

<quoted text>Yes, there is a difference, and gays know it too. They prefer same sex relationships, just like heterosexuals prefer opposite sex relationships.
This has nothing to do with gay rights, gays marry now, under the same rules as straights. Some marry for money, some for their children and some for love; who are you to judge their marriage?
Marriage has always been between man and woman, that's built into the language.

I am one of those who is bisexual and been picked on since I came out... but as most of us on here is finding it wrong... Yea the Bible does say God wants us to marry the opposite sex not the same, but once you come out people will just have to accept that fact. As I can see through my eyes is that everyone seems like they have homophobia

Bruno wrote:

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lol ... their have been many from your side of the fence

This, coming from the poster who didn't know that penguins can't fly!!!!!

Brian_G wrote:

<quoted text>Yes, there is a difference, and gays know it too. They prefer same sex relationships, just like heterosexuals prefer opposite sex relationships.

Look, ole Brian got one sorta right.

Brian_G wrote:

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This has nothing to do with gay rights, gays marry now, under the same rules as straights.

No, under rules that treat them as though they were straight. That's the discriminatory part.

Brian_G wrote:

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Some marry for money, some for their children and some for love; who are you to judge their marriage?

Who are YOU - Brian_G to judge our marriages? Wow, you could not have emblazened yourself as a bigger hypocrite.

Brian_G wrote:

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Marriage has always been between man and woman, that's built into the language.

No, marriage has NOT always been between a man and a woman, and NO, that is not built into any language.

Marriage was originally one man and many women, then it was one man and his property (wife), then it was restricted to one man and one woman of the same race, and as of over a decade ago, marriage is also between a man and a man, and a woman and a woman. Not a damn thing you can do to change that.