voluptuary_manque
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yeah, and Iraq had nothing to do with 9-11.
He's always said that...
*whispers* Pod people!
Gee, maybe he's just playing the role of dear dad and supporting his daughter...who is a lesbian
And pregnant.
The day people realize that sexual politics is as big a loser as gun control, this country will be much better off . . . and able to go on to some genuine issues instead of all the hot air!
Yep. All this time she's been a lesbian with a faithful partner and all this time he's not only been silent on the issue, but leading a party that used the threat of gay marriage to scare voters into voting for them. "If you don't vote for us, gays will marry!" Eek! Vote Bush-Cheney!Gee, maybe he's just playing the role of dear dad and supporting his daughter...who is a lesbian
Yep. All this time she's been a lesbian with a faithful partner and all this time he's not only been silent on the issue, but leading a party that used the threat of gay marriage to scare voters into voting for them. "If you don't vote for us, gays will marry!" Eek! Vote Bush-Cheney!
I call that ironic hypocrisy. To make it more ironic, he kept insisting over and over again that his daughter's sexuality should not be brought into politics. And that was right, his daughter's shouldn't have been brought into politics...except that every other gay person's sexuality was being used politically by Cheney and Bush. But, hey, at least his daughter was left out of it, right?
I do so love the way Cheney has managed to have his cake and eat it, too.
Lucky for him, he's no longer in office, no longer needs to court people to get votes, and so can play the role of supportive dad...it ain't too late for that is it?
I think it might be appropriate to point out that the current president is no advocate of gay marriage either. Neither was Clinton or any other president. In fact, Cheney might even be the first national politician to actually say something positive, or at least not negative, on the subject.![]()
Should also be worthwhile to note that:
In the 2000 election he said the matter should be left up to the states.
In the 2004 election he said "With the respect to the question of relationships, my general view is freedom means freedom for everyone. People ought to be free to enter into any kind of relationship they want to." Which, by the way, pissed off Bush
Gee sounds like he's been a supporter for quite a while.
Quotes from The Washington Post
Fair enough. But I still doubt he lost any sleep when gay marriage was used as a fear tactic to get him into office.Gee sounds like he's been a supporter for quite a while.
That's the "two wrongs make a right" argument. Their sins don't excuse his.I think it might be appropriate to point out that the current president is no advocate of gay marriage either.
That's the "two wrongs make a right" argument. Their sins don't excuse his.