Posted on 04/26/2015 4:00:47 PM PDT by cradle of freedom
It seems that only Republican's so far have been asked if they would attend a gay wedding. Do you think this is fair or is it a set up?
I like your strategic thinking.
Of the 232 Democrat Senators and Reps, I’d be shocked if you could find a half dozen who would answer the question NO.
It sounds like they’re asking the politicians if they themselves would attend, and I myself am interested to hear if any would have the guts to take a Biblical stance if they are claiming to be Christian. But it’s a gotcha question anyway, since the only “acceptable” answer to the media is something like “Oh yes, absolutely, and bring my kids too, I want my kids to celebrate it too!”
Why ask? They would all say yes.
Ask them about killing babies while you’re at it.
It’s a total set up because there is no right answer in the MSM eyes.
If they say no they are hateful bigots.
If they say yes, they are hypocrites.
Damned no matter what by the powers that be.
Attend a Gay Wedding? ? ? ? ? ?
Have you any idea who Queers choose to make the food for Gay Wedding receptions?
See, I just helped you avoid putting on any weight and catching any nasty diseases.
You are welcome.
This is why they do not ask this of the Democrats because they know that it is a set up question designed to alienate a number of voters on one or the other side.
It kind of reminds me of “Is it acceptable to pay taxes to Caesar?”
Good one, Judy. Challenge them. Ask them if they would order a cake from a Christian baker who has publicly stated that they believe marriage is between man and a woman.
Why aren’t democrats asked if they would attend a partial birth abortion? Something which most support.
I probably would not attend a wedding between a man and
a woman who already had six marriages each. What does that
make me?
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