I disagree. I feel she genuinely opposed marriage equality as an individual, and later became enlightened and changed her opinion. Which, that doesn't mean that I fault her for that per say. Everyone has had their opinion(s) change over time, and changing them in light of new/better information is actually good.

...it's called political expediency but you have been deceived into thinking it's enlightenment .

It might be, but I think the politically expediency would have manifested sooner than 2013. Only Hillary truly knows though, I suppose.

You too might one day see the light, IceMage. Should you seek guidance, then I'll let you know, in the words of the great Kelis: I can teach you, but I'd have to charge.

This post was edited by Handcuffs on Apr 17 2016 12:08pm

There's no honest way to reconcile Christian belief with support of gay marriage... though it's funny to watch some Christians try.

Sure there is! Abolish the governmental system of marriage all together. :]

Statistics say that at least 2 or 3 of the 12 apostles were gay. Ever wonder which?

This post was edited by Skinned on Apr 17 2016 12:33pm

Should be called The Pollster Dickriding Clinton Thread, currently waiting on the moderation team's response

Ah yes "enlightened", the left's euphamism for "flip flopping for politics sake".