and the truth is that civil unions and marriage are the same except for one word, and of the very big and is doma. the president has said that we need to get rid of the defensive marriage act. what it does is essentially abnegate the commerce clause and deny equal rights. it s not just the marriage problem. it is an equal rights problem. it s an inher rans problem, health care problem, work discrimination problem. the government has no business backing discrimination against anybody. so, i don t think the president wants to discriminate against people either. i do think that you re right about the softestry and the dancing around. clear that equal rights under the law for every single american is something that you believe in. and i think you can do that without putting your head in the chopping block election wise. governor, what are you hoping to hear from the president tomorrow night on afghanistan?
about it. what he says is he s in an evolutionary phase and he has said before that he believes in civil unions. so, look, the important thing is equal rights for everybody. and the truth is that civil unions and marriage are the same except for one word, and of the very big and is doma. the president has said that we need to get rid of the defensive marriage act. what it does is essentially abnegate the commerce clause and deny equal rights. it s not just the marriage problem. it is an equal rights problem. it s an inheritance problem, health care problem, work discrimination problem. the government has no business backing discrimination against anybody. so, i don t think the president people either. i do think that you re right
unions and marriage are the same except for one word, and of the very big and is doma. the president has said that we need to get rid of the defensive marriage act. what it does is essentially abnegate the commerce clause and deny equal rights. it s not just the marriage problem. it is an equal rights problem. it s an inher rans problem, health care problem, work discrimination problem. the government has no business backing discrimination against anybody. so, i don t think the president wants to discriminate against people either. i do think that you re right about the softestry and the dancing around. clear that equal rights under the law for every single american is something that you believe in. and i think you can do that without putting your head in the chopping block electionwise. governor, what are you hoping to hear from the president tomorrow night on afghanistan?