Partisan Politics
Someone in a Tree Aug 26 08Here is an excerpt from a post that openly-gay DNC Treasurer Andrew Tobias wrote for Towleroad. The full post is here."For our country to have come so far since 1960 is amazing (at least to me). And a lot of the progress comes thanks to Democrats, who've overwhelmingly been leaning forward with us, against opposition at every step from an overwhelming majority of backward-leaning Republicans.
I'm sorry to make it partisan, but when every one of our primary candidates in 2004 and 2008 favored our open military service (for example) and every one of theirs opposed it -- how is it NOT partisan?
I'm sorry to make it partisan, but when our nominee favors everything we want short of marriage (and even sends a public letter congratulating "all of you who have shown your love for each other by getting married these last few weeks") -- and their nominee OPPOSES everything we want (even opposes including us under existing hate-crimes legislation) -- how is it not partisan? [Ed: bold is my emphasis]
I'm sorry to make it partisan, but when more than 350 of our delegates and alternates are openly LGBT . Full story...
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