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Mike S
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Mike S asked in Politics & GovernmentPolitics · 1 decade ago

What could this mean....?

Gay rights activists 'heckle' the president. Obama snaps back 'Boxer didn't even vote on Don't Ask, Don't Tell'. Could that mean that she isn't interested in 'Gay Rights'? I mean he says she didn't even think it important enough to show up for the vote in '1993'. I wonder where she was. Will she even show up it if comes to another vote? Do gays really want her as one of their senators? Golly, such a choice here. What do you think?

Update:

Scott, I merely asked a question and you didn't even answer the posted question. C'mon now, you can do better than that

Update 2:

David, you're right but how will she stand now? According to the president she didn't even show up then.

Update 3:

Smarty...thank you, you at least answered the question I asked.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Hopefully, all the Independents and Conservatives in CA will finally get rid of her. She is such a duplicitous person.

  • 1 decade ago

    Obama was speaking at a fundraiser for Barbara Boxer. So when people began hecking over DADT, he pointed out that the issue was totally irrelevant to his appearance and this fundraiser. DADT was an executive order, Congress played no part in it. That was all he was saying.

    As for whether gays want Boxer as their senator, yes, I'm pretty sure gays in California would rather have a liberal senator than just about anyone the Republicans could come up with. Boxer wouldn't be a senator to begin with if the Republicans hadn't picked a real mouth-breathing Neanderthal to run against her that first time. Bruce Herschenson, back in 1992. She replaced Alan Cranston, another liberal Democrat, so the seat stayed in the same party, why not?

  • 1 decade ago

    Voting for "don't ask don't tell" would have been a vote AGAINST gay rights. But, you don't even know what the issue is, do you? You just couldn't wait to get on here and spew intolerance and hatred.

  • 1 decade ago

    I think that politically, 1993 was a very long time ago.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    obama is not so happy with thous in gay community

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    who else are they going to vote for? Arnold... lol

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