I'd have thought she had already done so. We really can't be all that far from this type of thing no longer being news-worthy. Which will be nice, as this only gives those righty dirtbags another opportunity and forum to preach their sad "message", whatever it even is.
"...has inspired hundreds of other Republican lawmakers to stop speaking to their children immediately"
1. Hundreds? That many republican lawmakers have gay children?
2. Weird to see members the party that supports "Family Values" estranging their own offspring at the merest whiff of political inconvenience.
A well written speech, and I appreciate it. But... Hillary needs to work on her delivery skills if she wants to run for president. She sounded dryer than Al Gore reading that.
That New Yorker story has to be fake. Come on. It sounds like something out of The Onion.
As for Hillary, you know. She got beat to the bandwagon by a *sitting Republican Senator*. I know she couldn't voice her support while she was Secretary of State, but still. The Clintons have never been known to go out on a limb for anything, including marriage equality.
Yeah, the Clintons have never gone out on a limb- except for entering public life, getting lies told about them left and right, facing constant sexist attacks....but you know, whatever.
Hillary's one up on 80s radical-folkie Michelle Shocked, who delivered an anti-gay tirade at her show in San Francisco last night, including the Westboro catch-phrase "God Hates Fags", and the news that she "lives in fear that the world will be destroyed if gays are allowed to marry."
If you've never heard of Michelle Shocked, well, now you have. If you're a fan, I'm sorry; her career is deader than a doornail now.
@24: If you think I'm pathetic because you think I take issue with Hillary's sexuality, you're very wrong.
If you think that I'm pathetic because because of my stance on their conduct while in the White House; then we only share differences in how we define respectable behavior.
I wasn't aware there were any Republican leaders who still spoke to their children. How else could they be two generations behind the rest of the country on every issue?
@18 Just in case you're not kidding, I'm going to guess you've never heard of Andy Borowitz.
@23, @25 First, nobody cares what you think. Second, you're mongering second-hand rumors which, even if they were true, everyone's already heard and nobody cares. As far as the "people's house" goes, I'd think you should worry more about what's going on at the people's House up at the other end of the Mall. Schmekel.
@23,25 - I agree with Fnarf. Really man, this is all you got? Damn. You're like a GOProud caricature.
I get the feeling that your views on what should or should not happen in the Oval Office are like that of GWB - not wearing a suit and tie at all times in the Office is disrespectful to the presidency, but making up shit to go to war with another nation isn't.
What took so long for Hillary Clinton to come out in support of Marriage Equality??? What took so long for Bill and Hillary Clinton to renounce their support for DOMA, which Bill Clinton signed into law in 1996?
I'll take Senator Rob Portman's genuine love for his son over Hillary and Bill Clinton's cynical political expediency any day.
1. Hundreds? That many republican lawmakers have gay children?
2. Weird to see members the party that supports "Family Values" estranging their own offspring at the merest whiff of political inconvenience.
'Twas a joke.
Yay---Gay! Gotta pander to the "Gay Rights" (whatever that is) crowd...
http://joemygod.blogspot.com/2013/03/gop…
As for Hillary, you know. She got beat to the bandwagon by a *sitting Republican Senator*. I know she couldn't voice her support while she was Secretary of State, but still. The Clintons have never been known to go out on a limb for anything, including marriage equality.
Next time somebody says there are no homosexuals -just homosexual acts - I'm going to ask if that means there are no heterosexuals, either.
If you've never heard of Michelle Shocked, well, now you have. If you're a fan, I'm sorry; her career is deader than a doornail now.
http://www.queerty.com/alt-folk-singer-m…
They were, of course, both despicable for breaking vows of holy matrimony and for being adulterous in the people's house no less.
If you think that I'm pathetic because because of my stance on their conduct while in the White House; then we only share differences in how we define respectable behavior.
@18 Just in case you're not kidding, I'm going to guess you've never heard of Andy Borowitz.
@23, @25 First, nobody cares what you think. Second, you're mongering second-hand rumors which, even if they were true, everyone's already heard and nobody cares. As far as the "people's house" goes, I'd think you should worry more about what's going on at the people's House up at the other end of the Mall. Schmekel.
I get the feeling that your views on what should or should not happen in the Oval Office are like that of GWB - not wearing a suit and tie at all times in the Office is disrespectful to the presidency, but making up shit to go to war with another nation isn't.
They didn't "make shit up" as you say. Several nations interpreted intelligence incorrectly, not made it up.
Maybe I am interpreting your sluttiness incorrectly, but I know I have the first part right.
What took so long for Hillary Clinton to come out in support of Marriage Equality??? What took so long for Bill and Hillary Clinton to renounce their support for DOMA, which Bill Clinton signed into law in 1996?
I'll take Senator Rob Portman's genuine love for his son over Hillary and Bill Clinton's cynical political expediency any day.