Tag Archives: gay marriage Section
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“You want to have a national referendum on this? Be prepared to have a national, federal referendum that says we’re going to have gay marriage…” Continue reading
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“The Right…if they can marginalize what they may see as a competitor– in the same arena– they’re gonna do that…” Continue reading
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“I don’t know of any situation where people who are homosexual have been denied the right to vote…” Continue reading
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“A lot of them, frankly, would prefer to live in a theocracy…” Continue reading
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“If I wanted to pass on my estate without death duties, I could marry my son, and pass on my estate to him…” Continue reading
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“That’s been affirmed by members of his family– including Dr. Alveda King, his niece…” Continue reading
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“(Bible-thumpers) is now the way to characterize those people…” Continue reading
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“You were right to say it…” Continue reading
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“Did our framers…after fighting a civil war to end slavery, draft an amendment to the Constitution to ensure two gay guys can get married?” Continue reading
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“When did it become a federal issue? Pretty soon it’ll become a U.N. issue…” Continue reading
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“As if they’re going respect you if you just embrace the views of some 26-year-old who doesn’t know anything…” Continue reading
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“It’s inevitable…” Continue reading
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“This was really…somewhat insensitive, and I certainly apologize if I offended anyone…” Continue reading
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You’re a world-renowned neurosurgeon who literally saves lives for a living. Now you’re getting lectured to by some vile, demonic witch… Continue reading
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“Once you concede that marriage doesn’t mean what it means, you have effectively lost the argument…” Continue reading
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“We lost the issue when we started allowing the word ‘marriage’ to be bastardized and redefined…” Continue reading
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“While we’re at it, let’s stop fighting them on abortion…” Continue reading
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“Number One, they pay taxes. Two through five, so they’ll shut the f— up…” Continue reading
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“Let me correct you…” Continue reading
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“If I could marry my sofa, I might think about it. And maybe in a few years it might be possible…” Continue reading