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A record high 58 percent of Americans believe gay marriage should be legal, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll released Monday.
The result represents an almost complete reversal in opinion since 2003, when 55 percent of Americans said same-sex marriage should be against the law.
Support for legalizing same-sex marriage is up among virtually all demographics, including Catholics, evangelical Christians and both the Republican and Democratic parties. The biggest gap remains across age groups, with those under 30 almost twice as likely to support gay marriage as those over 65.
Americans also increasingly say that homosexuality is an innate characteristic rather than a choice, with 62 percent of respondents saying it's "just the way" people are.
As the nation's views shift, so have the beliefs of a number of high-profile politicians. In recent days, Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) reversed his opposition to gay marriage, and President Barack Obama said in an ABC News interview that he couldn't imagine a constitutional defense for states to ban such unions. Hillary Clinton also announced her support for gay marriage on Monday.
They will never accept it, but gay marriage is coming, and will be legal in every state before too long.
The only poll that means anything is the real problem for the sissie left. Voters in the most liberal state in the Union voted against homosexual marriage. That's the issue coming before the Supreme Court and democrat radicals are pulling out all the stops. Americans do not want to authorize homosexual marriages despite the phony results of push polls designed to try to influence the Supreme Court.
They will never accept it, but gay marriage is coming, and will be legal in every state before too long.
Actually it already is.
The problem is states that refuse to obey the Constitution.
This issue can end tomorrow if each state would simply acknowledge the equal protection rights of every resident.
They will never accept it, but gay marriage is coming, and will be legal in every state before too long.
Actually it already is.
The problem is states that refuse to obey the Constitution.
This issue can end tomorrow if each state would simply acknowledge the equal protection rights of every resident.
The problem is that the radical sissie left refuses to comply with the will of the majority. California voted against the homosexual referendum and that's what all the fuss is all about.
They will never accept it, but gay marriage is coming, and will be legal in every state before too long.
Actually it already is.
The problem is states that refuse to obey the Constitution.
This issue can end tomorrow if each state would simply acknowledge the equal protection rights of every resident.
Actually it already is.
The problem is states that refuse to obey the Constitution.
This issue can end tomorrow if each state would simply acknowledge the equal protection rights of every resident.
The problem is that the radical sissie left refuses to comply with the will of the majority. California voted against the homosexual referendum and that's what all the fuss is all about.
All 4 states that had a gay marriage bill on the agenda passed it in 2012.
Radical right wing morons like you are losing the fight of forcing huge government and anti-freedom on the american people.
When did Sodomy become a Divine right? And what "moron" would want sex every way but the right way?Actually it already is.
The problem is states that refuse to obey the Constitution.
This issue can end tomorrow if each state would simply acknowledge the equal protection rights of every resident.
The problem is that the radical sissie left refuses to comply with the will of the majority. California voted against the homosexual referendum and that's what all the fuss is all about.
All 4 states that had a gay marriage bill on the agenda passed it in 2012.
Radical right wing morons like you are losing the fight of forcing huge government and anti-freedom on the american people.
What gives the government the right to tell you whether or not you can get married to the person of your choosing?
According to the link, 81% of young people are in favor and those over 65 are against.Gay Marriage Support Hits New High: Poll
A record high 58 percent of Americans believe gay marriage should be legal, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll released Monday.
The result represents an almost complete reversal in opinion since 2003, when 55 percent of Americans said same-sex marriage should be against the law.
Support for legalizing same-sex marriage is up among virtually all demographics, including Catholics, evangelical Christians and both the Republican and Democratic parties. The biggest gap remains across age groups, with those under 30 almost twice as likely to support gay marriage as those over 65.
Americans also increasingly say that homosexuality is an innate characteristic rather than a choice, with 62 percent of respondents saying it's "just the way" people are.
As the nation's views shift, so have the beliefs of a number of high-profile politicians. In recent days, Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) reversed his opposition to gay marriage, and President Barack Obama said in an ABC News interview that he couldn't imagine a constitutional defense for states to ban such unions. Hillary Clinton also announced her support for gay marriage on Monday.
Gay Marriage Support Hits New High: Poll
More bad news for all the homophobes out there.
According to the link, 81% of young people are in favor and those over 65 are against.Gay Marriage Support Hits New High: Poll
A record high 58 percent of Americans believe gay marriage should be legal, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll released Monday.
The result represents an almost complete reversal in opinion since 2003, when 55 percent of Americans said same-sex marriage should be against the law.
Support for legalizing same-sex marriage is up among virtually all demographics, including Catholics, evangelical Christians and both the Republican and Democratic parties. The biggest gap remains across age groups, with those under 30 almost twice as likely to support gay marriage as those over 65.
Americans also increasingly say that homosexuality is an innate characteristic rather than a choice, with 62 percent of respondents saying it's "just the way" people are.
As the nation's views shift, so have the beliefs of a number of high-profile politicians. In recent days, Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) reversed his opposition to gay marriage, and President Barack Obama said in an ABC News interview that he couldn't imagine a constitutional defense for states to ban such unions. Hillary Clinton also announced her support for gay marriage on Monday.
Gay Marriage Support Hits New High: Poll
More bad news for all the homophobes out there.
Those opposed are dying off.
They will never accept it, but gay marriage is coming, and will be legal in every state before too long.
Actually it already is.
The problem is states that refuse to obey the Constitution.
This issue can end tomorrow if each state would simply acknowledge the equal protection rights of every resident.
Everyone is free to marry the person of the opposite sex of their choice. People are free to live with whomever they wish. Marrage is a procreation institution and will remain such as long as two people of the same sex cannot procreate. Just like everyone has the freedom of speech; however, no one has the right to yell fire in a theater when there is not one present.
I guess they are very tiny portion of the 19%.According to the link, 81% of young people are in favor and those over 65 are against.Gay Marriage Support Hits New High: Poll
Gay Marriage Support Hits New High: Poll
More bad news for all the homophobes out there.
Those opposed are dying off.
And what do the young say who believe in remaining celebate until after the marriage ceremony? My guess is that their opinion is the only one that really counts.
Infertile couples ideally would not know that they are infurtile until they consumate the marriage and ideally, they should not be about doing that until after the ceremony. Additionally, I would not marry couples who are from different faiths. This causes strife when it come time to raising children or attending services. And frankly, I feel marriage is for the young. And ideally the husband provides for the wife and children and not the other way around. The idea of two grown men playing house is the wrong reason to make marriage accessable, as is the improper use of anatomy...Actually it already is.
The problem is states that refuse to obey the Constitution.
This issue can end tomorrow if each state would simply acknowledge the equal protection rights of every resident.
Everyone is free to marry the person of the opposite sex of their choice. People are free to live with whomever they wish. Marrage is a procreation institution and will remain such as long as two people of the same sex cannot procreate. Just like everyone has the freedom of speech; however, no one has the right to yell fire in a theater when there is not one present.
You must support banning infertile couples from marrying. Otherwise you are a hypocrite.
