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Is there a specific speech/statement/date where Obama officially publicly flipped on same sex marriage? -- nm
Posted by
Dano (aka dano)
Jun 28 '15, 07:07
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IIRC, he came out in support of same sex marriage (saying his thinking had 'evolved') during his 2012 reelection campaign -- nm
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ty97
Jun 28, 07:08
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The inclusion of gay marriage in "Obama's great week" made me wonder how recent his flip flop was. -- nm
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Dano
Jun 28, 07:26
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It was definitely recent and while I credit him for supporting, both his support and Friday's result were powered by a rapid shift
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ty97
Jun 28, 07:29
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Let's go ahead and point out that Kagan and Sotomayor were his appointees though -- nm
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con_carne
Jun 28, 09:32
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John Paul Stevens and David Souter who these two replaced would have voted the same way -- nm
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amoxy
Jun 28, 09:36
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Silly amoxy. The alternative would have been 2010's version of conservative. -- nm*
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con_carne
Jun 28, 09:43
I strongly suspect that a key part is parents watching their children and their friends live in the social media era.
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David
Jun 28, 07:39
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i thought the nate silver analysis purporting that 1/2 to 2/3 of the support coming from people changing their minds was interesting....nm
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x
Jun 28, 09:06
I certainly understand political reality, It's interesting for example to go back and look at the DOMA vote and see who voted Yea and Nay. -- nm
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Dano
Jun 28, 07:38
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Yup, it is a tough area for progressives. They may privately support something but know it would shackle them publicly.
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ty97
Jun 28, 07:40
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For reals, how many of them actually have nightmares about SSM. Its more political than anything.
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budice
Jun 28, 07:42
looks like it may have been an ABC interview on May 9, 2012 -- (link)
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ty97
Jun 28, 07:09
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And it was Biden that forced his hand on this. -- nm
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Reagen
Jun 28, 07:12
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Forced or sounded the waters.
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TWuG
Jun 28, 07:21
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Double Down suggested that Obama was all set to make the announcement during his campaign, and Biden made an unplanned remark -- nm
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Roger More
Jun 28, 08:32
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that doesn't sound like joe biden....nm
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x
Jun 28, 08:37
Oh sure, Obama's "traditional marriage" support in 08 and first term was political and necessary.
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ty97
Jun 28, 07:22
Yeah, I remember it being Biden. Obama was for civil unions from the start. -- nm*
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Krusty
Jun 28, 07:20
ah that's right, I had forgotten about that -- nm
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ty97
Jun 28, 07:15
yep -- nm
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ML
Jun 28, 07:09
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