Romney tells two gays he's against their marriage

[Riot]

So, Mitt is campaigning in New Hampshire, and sees this veteran in the diner. Runs over to the vet and introduced himself, and asks to sit down with the veteran and another man at the table.

Veteran asks Mitt about his position on gay marriage. Mitt reiterates marriage is only between man and women. Guy wishes Mitt "good luck, you'll need it" and makes a few other comments.

Turns out, after Mitt moves on to another table, that the veteran is gay, and the guy sitting with him is his husband. They were married in New Hampshire. The guy will not be voting for Mitt.

http://www.politico.com/multimedia/

Romney questioned by veteran at diner
Veteran responds to Romney's answer to reporters

[somerfrost]

Originally Posted by Riot

So, Mitt is campaigning in New Hampshire, and sees this veteran in the diner. Runs over to the vet and introduced himself, and asks to sit down with the veteran and another man at the table.

Veteran asks Mitt about his position on gay marriage. Mitt reiterates marriage is only between man and women. Guy wishes Mitt "good luck, you'll need it" and makes a few other comments.

Turns out, after Mitt moves on to another table, that the veteran is gay, and the guy sitting with him is his husband. They were married in New Hampshire. The guy will not be voting for Mitt.

http://www.politico.com/multimedia/

Romney questioned by veteran at diner
Veteran responds to Romney's answer to reporters

To be fair, Obama hasn't exactly been a strong supporter of gay marriage either. There is no doubt that a Republican in the White House would be a step backwards for gay rights but I suspect they see Obama only as the lesser of two evils.

[clyde]

It gets worse, Rita.




If he is elected...you could never make love to Honula.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by clyde

It gets worse, Rita.




If he is elected...you could never make love to Honula.

Forget Mitt, he's cooked...what if Nuetster is elected?....Then you can only make love to someone else's wife!..or husband....

[clyde]

Well there go my chances at Honula's wife's husband.

[hi_im_god]

i'd be cautious about writing off the guy with the most money and best organization.

i get that gingrich has momentum but he doesn't have a lot of feet on the ground. he's trying to build an organization now. three weeks before iowa.

romney has staying power. he can take losses in the early states (although florida would be a serious problem) and still move on. gingrich is walking a knifes edge where any shift in the wind guts his fundraising.

but we're talking about a party that at state levels has made some insane candidate choices. if newt can avoid being newt for a few months, who knows?

as someone who'll vote for obama, i'm rooting for the guy. he polls a lot worse than romney with independants.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by somerfrost

To be fair, Obama hasn't exactly been a strong supporter of gay marriage either. There is no doubt that a Republican in the White House would be a step backwards for gay rights but I suspect they see Obama only as the lesser of two evils.

Obama may be the lesser of two evils, but DADT is gone.