re: #269 publicityStunted

Seriously, though, he said that in 2008, and his actions in office since have been the opposite (e.g. repealing DADT, declaring DOMA would no longer be defended). Contrast that with GOP leadership, like Boehner, wasting taxpayer money to defend that piece of bigotry (yes, I know it came in under Clinton - point is, today’s Democrats want to get rid of it, today’s GOPers don’t).

He said that in 2008 and I voted for him anyway. So did a hell of a lot of other people. Hell, IIRC, he said that on RELIGIOUS grounds, he didn’t think gay folks should get married.