Dan Majestic writes from Washington: The worst thing possible that any candidate in any election can do is to start giving signals..
President Obama explains his change of stance on gay marriage on TV and identifies with Mitt Romney but is no longer in agreement with what he is saying to Americans in regards to this topic. All parties agree that weddings are a great event therefore gay marriage has been given the nod unlike Mitt Romney’s angle.
Another interesting way of looking at this subject is raised and that is how this will effect kids at school and the pressure this might have on kids to question parents about why they are not same sex parents. Peer pressure can be very real when you are at school, so with that said how will this effect the future, its a mixed bag and there are some interesting statements released in this article.
Dan highlights the latest polls on this subject some interesting figures are revealed from Americans, you can find out more on this topic by going over to Stirring Trouble Internationally for more exclusive poltical and Christian news.
TheStar.com in Canada identifies Obama’s parents as the influencers on Obama about the topic of gay marriage.
- Bristol Palin blasts Obama for backing same sex marriage as she accuses President of bowing to his daughters on debate
- Criticised Obama for listening to his daughters Sasha and Malia on topic
- Jersey Shore‘s JWoww labels Palin ‘ignorant and uneducated’
- Other stars, including Ellen DeGeneres and Ricky Martin, thanked Obama
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