of shown that they will have to keep at bay. and it is again putting a target on the backs of vulnerable people when you have decisions like this. that will allow other people to believe, hey, it is okay to discriminate, it is okay to say some of the bigoted views again. but i m glad you pointed out the data. we have to remember that the majority of americans are on our side, the majority of americans support lgbt equality. so if anyone is watching, i hope that they know that. and if they disheartened by this opinion today, just know that the majority of the american people are with you and that even though the decisions are heartbreaking, and frustrating, you have a lot of people supporting you, a lot of people have your back and just keep fighting. it keeps could go up that we ll have to keep fighting. fighting for the 71%, the 85% who want gun safety, the 68% who want safe and legal abortions. a remarkable moment in our
landmark decision of the 2015 case establishing the case of same sex couples to marry. and if you are wondering of the same sex couple, what they are doing, after being denied basic human decency, that is not necessary because they don t exist. in court documents, state officials revealed that they had no evidence, none, that anyone had ever asked designer to create a website for a same sex couple or wedding. it was a hypothetical. the movement that was about as grass roots as astroturf, this particular web designer was represented by the alliance defending freedom, a conservative legal group that argues cases like the abortion pill. and here is the president. let s listen. millions of americans in
what do you think the impact is of a supreme court that is so outside the mainstream. as andrew was saying, the president made clear that he is not looking at reform because he is afraid of politicizing doing what republicans seek as to do. but where does that leave us? when you discuss minutish trust in the court, you diminish trust amongst all americans. this is where we should turn to for high guidance, where we should be turning to see opinions that granted marriage equality where the majority are with you on that opinion. it is usually the court is catching up to the people and now you see it the other way around. you see the american people are overwhelmingly supportive of lgbtq equality and the woman s right to choose and now the court is rolling some of those rights back. and that is dangerous because it really fires up and gives people the ability to lean into some of the hatred that the court and progress in our country has sort
approved. the money was literally about to go out the door. and republican elected officials and special interests stepped in and said no, literally snatching from the hands of millions of americans thousands of dollars in student debt relief that was about to change their lives. these republican officials just couldn t bear the thought of providing relief for working class middle americans. republican state officials sued my administration attempting to block relief including millions of their own constituents. republicans in congress vote order overturn the plan. i don t think i had any republican votes for this plan. at the same time think about this, they all assumed the paycheck protection program. remember ppp? which was designed to help business owners who lost money because of the pandemic. it was a worthy program. but let s be clear, some of the same elected republican, members of congress who strongly opposed giving relief to students got hundreds of thousands of dollars
par party, voters asked is the democratic party in touch or out of touch with people s concerns. not a very encouraging number there on the surface if you re a democrat. two thirds saying out of touch. diagnose that. what do you think the cause of that is where two thirds of the country when they hear that the democratic party, they say yeah, they re out of touch. i think the american people showed the belief that the democratic party was out of touch on november 8, 2016, steve and i think the democratic party was campaigning on the wrong issues, not speaking to working class middle class americans, not speaking to what the democratic party has been all about. it s got to get back there. i personally think bernie sanders is the person who ask lek. lead us back there, but right now the democratic part i is out of touch and has a lot of work do. has there been enough int introspection on the democratic side? i ve bean tryien trying to figu