presidential candidates gay opinions?

No i dont think so.

I think they are just trying to get the growing populations of gay and lesbians to vote for them.

Dennis Kucinich , Dennis Kucinich, Dennis Kucinich & Dennis Kucinich ! He is the absolute only one that gives a damn. I know there is no way in hell he will get the nomination either ...and will never be considered as a VP/running mate. The days of unqualified support of gay folks in this country is not yet. Even if like ex-mayor of new york who used to have gay roomies will not openly support gay folks aside from some lip service.

If you saw the LOGO forum last week, the two candidates that support gay marriage are Dennis Kucinich and that senator from Alaska who wil never get the nomination. But overall, when you look at the major candidates position on all things gay, I think you have to back Clinton. She talked about the things that could be accomplished in her administration. With Obama as her VP, it really could be a gay administration.

i've got not got a project with gay marriage yet I additionally can no longer understand why it concerns what it incredibly is observed as. isn't that nit choosing? I even have been married for some years and ought to care much less if it replaced into observed as a marriage or a union as long as we are considered a kinfolk and have a similar advantages like coverage and such. If too many human beings desire a marriage to be a guy and a woman call a gay marriage something else, who cares it incredibly is basically a be conscious.

Mike Gravel and Dennis Kucinich are the only two candidates to support full blown gay marriage.

probably none very much. Democrat is your best bet but even they are split. fortunately I live in Canada and we are there now. but you will get here soon too.

they cant keep it illegal forever because it is discriminatory and its only a matter of time before the courts are overflowing with cases and they Must make a stand.

I don't know if your supreme court can compel lawmakers to legislate but here the court just said that if laws were not made within a period of time then the court precedent would be enough.

Unfortunately as the democrats trip over themselves trying to become a branch of the republican party there is not much hope we will move ahead anytime soon. Kucinich looks good, but he is so far behind the rest it's hopeless.

I think Hilary. Edwards says he doesn't support them (just one more reason not to like him). Obama seems really committed to avoiding the question and not going in-depth. Bill Richardson is stuck on the 50s and thinks being gay is a choice.

By process of elimination, Hilary is the most supportive democrat.

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I think we should wait to decide until the elections are closer and more of their views are out.