New Daily News Online Article is up
By taking a radical stance in favor of a Constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, President Bush has revealed two things to Democrats. First, that he is on the defensive, and second that he has isolated himself politically. Democrats can and should use both of these things to their advantage — read the rest here
I think this will backfire on Bush. People don’t really support gay marriage yet, but a lot of people who oppose gay marriage are not in favor of a constitutional amendment banning it. It looks like it won’t even have a majority to pass the Senate, let alone the 2/3 needed. If it gets held up in the Senate it will make Bush look outside the mainstream.
Comment by Regime Change USA | 3/1/2004
I talked to a New York Times reporter last Sunday about “The Humenik Scenario: Kerry-Spitzer.” She said she was dubious but would ‘run it up the flagpole.’ Do not give up hope!
Comment by Steve Novick | 3/1/2004
I talked to a New York Times reporter last Sunday about “The Humenik Scenario: Kerry-Spitzer.” She said she was dubious but would ‘run it up the flagpole.’ Do not give up hope!
Comment by Steve Novick | 3/1/2004
I talked to a New York Times reporter last Sunday about “The Humenik Scenario: Kerry-Spitzer.” She said she was dubious but would ‘run it up the flagpole.’ Do not give up hope!
Comment by Steve Novick | 3/1/2004