Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Gay marriage money

  • Six states — including neighboring New York — allow same sex marriages. Romney opposes gay marriage. In an appeal to supporters for money Wednesday, state Republican Party Chairman Rob Gleason called Obamas position a cold political calculation.
  • (Associated Press)
  • Legalizing gay marriage, Badgett is quoted as saying, "can save taxpayers money.
  • (Baltimore Sun)
  • We think its a huge mistake. President Obama is choosing the money over the voters the day after 61 percent of North Carolinians in a key swing state demonstrated they oppose gay marriage.
  • (AP - msnbc.com)
  • Obamas decision on same-sex marriage might inspire social conservatives to give more money and campaign time to Republican Mitt Romney. In 2008, Obama narrowly won North Carolina, where voters on Tuesday approved a constitutional ban on gay marriage.
  • (msnbc.com)
  • He laughed at the thought of all the Obama campaign emails he responded to with:  Not donating until you endorse gay marriage. I guess I owe him some money, Lewis said. After putting down the phone, Lewis realized he had one more thing to say.
  • (Los Angeles Times)
  • We think its a huge mistake. President Obama is choosing the money over the voters the day after 61 percent of North Carolinians in a key swing state demonstrated they oppose gay marriage.
  • (Newsday)
  • Thats because North Carolina law already banned gay marriage. The amendment voters passed Tuesday night by about 61 percent of voters effectively will seal the door on same-sex marriages and potentially have other effects farther down the road.
  • (MSN Money)
  • WASHINGTON -- President Obama's endorsement of gay marriage is an election-year boost to his liberal already one of the largest sources of campaign money for the president's reelection.
  • (Los Angeles Times)
  • Obamas decision on same-sex marriage might inspire social conservatives to give more money and campaign time to Republican Mitt Romney. In 2008, Obama narrowly won North Carolina, where voters on Tuesday approved a constitutional ban on gay marriage.
  • (Indianapolis Star)

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