President Barack Obama's newly announced support for same-sex
marriages adds an emotional new element with an uncertain effect into
his re-election bid in Virginia, a battleground state he won in 2008 but
where voters have consistently opposed it.
Virginia Democratic and Republican leaders on both sides and
political analysts said Wednesday it's unclear whether Obama or his
presumptive Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, gains the most in an
election dominated by the economy.
Obama, who once opposed gay marriage, became the first sitting
president to announce his support for it. He said in an ABC News
interview Wednesday that he was taking a personal position on the issue
and felt public policy on marriage is best decided by individual states.
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Virginia is never going to vote for son of privilege, northern, Mormon.
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ReplyDeleteBut you are saying they will vote for an America hating, Marxist loving, anti semite a second time Remember the old sayinP fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.
2:38, why do I get the impression "fooling" you isn't a difficult thing to do?
ReplyDelete2:10 Actual facts
ReplyDelete2:38 Totally fabricated
3:42 = full of crap!..LOL
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