Perry, 61, said social issues should be decided state by state and even remarked that New York's passage of gay marriage law was that state's business. Still, he said he would support a constitutional amendment that takes away the power of the states to decide who can get married.
"Yes, sir, I would. I am for the federal marriage amendment," he said. "And that's about as sharp a point as I could put on it."
The Viking wrote: The left really is losing it on this site. Very few have any productive posts anymore.
It is not just here. The left is into crisis. They have run out of credible lies.
What hogwash and political hyperbole.
It's not the left that split in separate factions.
It's the right that's truly in crisis: does the Republican party give in to a bunch of extremists and risk disenfranchising the middle of road voters that don't show allegiance to either party?
WayneH wrote: It's the right that's truly in crisis: does the Republican party give in to a bunch of extremists and risk disenfranchising the middle of road voters that don't show allegiance to either party?
Probably, they are trying to purify the party into right wing conservative extremists......they may purify themselves right out of power.
Do you place one Senators comments on a par with the Tea Party movement? I guess that tells us what you think of the Tea Party. Thanks for clarifying your views.
Do you place one Senators comments on a par with the Tea Party movement? I guess that tells us what you think of the Tea Party. Thanks for clarifying your views.
The Viking wrote: The left really is losing it on this site. Very few have any productive posts anymore.
Really? Who is the one cheerleading for a presidential candidate that isn't even a candidate?
I pay attention and am educated. You will see my prediction come true that he will be our President in 2012. Is he running? That is a no brainer. If you don't know then you aren't really paying attention.
Not even declared and just got second in the Colorado straw poll.
