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Old 02-25-2008, 08:12 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by tristanrobin View Post
He wants to protect EVERYBODY? However, he doesn't believe that gays are worthy of equal protections under the law for their families.

Homosexuals already have equal protections - more protections in many cases.

Why do you still try to perpetuate this tattered lie?




Screw 'em. He didn't soften his stance - he just didn't hide his anti-gay stance behind a bunch of Biblical rhetoric like he does with his right wing Christo-Het Supremacists followers.

You mean Huck isn't prepared to lie about the Bible's clear teaching on homosexuality just to cozy up to homosexual voters?




He also said that he thought that the COnstitution should be revised to better reflect God's word. If he got elected, I don't know how the hell he could swear to uphold a constitution which he doesn't think is a good one.
Huck has said he's in favour of the Marriage Amendment to protect traditional marriage constitutionally.

I think McCain supports it too.
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Doggone it darn right you betcha bless your heart maverick