Well, first and foremost, Barack Obama opposes gay marriage as much as John McCain. Neither candidate gets an advantage on GLBT issues. But here are two other important questions to consider:
1.) What good will "marriage" be if you can't enjoy it because of having to pay higher taxes and continuing to get gouged at the gas pump just cause we don't want to upset polar bears and caribou? You and your "partner" might be stuck at home every night stressed out because you have no money for a night out, vacation, or even Cher's 200th "greatest hits" CD. And aren't financial problems one of the main reasons why a lot of str8 couples get divorced?
2.) What good will "marriage" be if you can't enjoy it because of having to live in fear of another terrorist attack? And as we all know, those Islamicists sure love gay people, don't they? If you take issue with me, let me know so I can send you some pics showing what Iran does to even very young gay men.
*And when considering those two questions, also take into account that because Obama is against same sex marriage anyways, you're not even going to get that.
I think Jonathan Crutchley said it best (he's the founder and operator of MANHUNT. NET and also a major McCain supporter and campaign contributor): "If we have an experienced, seasoned person defending the country in this dangerous age, we will be able to argue about the gay agenda later."
Amen to that. There are much higher priorities right now than the "marriage" issue. As they say on the straight talk express, and you don't even need to be straight to hop on, COUNTRY FIRST, ME SECOND!!!
Casey
caseyblog1. blogspot. com
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