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Untying the Gay Marriage Knot

Yesterday, the California State Supreme Court legalized gay marriage. Already, conservative groups have vowed to fight the ruling and the issue will not be put to rest anytime soon. We've talked to a few folks about the issue and thought today would be an appropriate one to spark some discussion.
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Description: All the candidates have reached out to the community, Giuliano says.

 

 

How do you rate the Presidential candidates on LGBT issues?

 

Neil Giuliano:  Oh I think they've made really strong outreach, they both have.  I have friends of mine who are working on both the campaigns, and actually friends of mine who are working on John McCain's campaign as well; perhaps not as visibly and as openly courting the gay vote as the Obama and Clinton campaigns are.  But because of history and relationships and so forth, I think there are gay people who are involved with all of the campaigns, some more closeted than others, and I think they all have the opportunity to do a lot of good, no matter who gets elected.  They're all going to approach it in different ways, they're going to have different ways of moving towards things, but they all have an opportunity, I think, to do really, really well.  And certainly the Democratic nominee, whoever that is, will enjoy the vast amount of support from the LGBT community; I think that goes without saying, and quite honestly appropriately so, given the support that the Democratic nominees are providing to the community.

 

Recorded on: Mar 4 2008 

 

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