More Gay Marriage-Primacy Prattle
Now its Joe Fudgepacker Dan Savage: I’m not an idiot Yeh, well, I hope you weren’t hoping for 100% agreement from the masses on that one Dan. But I digress already. Now that the Republicans hold the House, only wishful thinkers and the deeply delusional expect to see any movement on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender legislative agenda this year or next. Nevertheless, President Obama should address gay rights in his State of the Union speech this week, and he should tackle the biggest, most meaningful right of them all: the right to marry. Of course, it all depends on whose perspective is taken into account when making a declaration as to what right is “most meaningful.” Now, to be fair to the Savage extortionmeister, he does appear to have the ability to walk the gay marriage walk and chew other things at the same time. Gay Americans are
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