Why does George Bush think it is up to him to decide if 2 homosexuals can get married?
469830
Because Jr. doesn’t realize (despite having been told and having pledged twice) that his job is to protect, and defend the constitution of the United States.  He thinks his job is to do a variety of other things.  If you watch him speak for long enough, he will tell you what he thinks his job is, usually something along the lines of “to lead” or “to tell people what I am thinking” or “to unite Americans behind my common cause” or some other rubbish – never to protect and defend the constitution.\n\nSo to answer your question, Jr. thinks it is his job to decide if homosexuals can get married, because he truly honestly has no idea what his job really is.
124540
My view is this: If two people want to be married, fine go ahead and it doesn't matter if they are gays or not! But also they should know if they get divorced or have kids they should have the same rights as everyone else! Not because they gay or straight they should be able to take the responsibilities of what they law says it's accordance to the law!
550952
who cares i try not to judge others and church is all about money.  as for same sex marriages why did the pres. ban that because he is a babling idoit i say if you love some one and want to make that decision you should be able to. i thought this was a free country
1149594
Conservatives will always lean on non political issues(like gay marriage) whenever their feet are to the fire.  Bush is a lame duck.  His own party is turning against him, and he is pulling out all the stops to keep their loyalty.
1078787
because homosexuality is an abomination unto God.\n\nIf homosexual marriage is legalized, it would mean a further widening seperation from God also.  When that happens, you'll know who's angry right then.  And it won't be us, the homosexuals, or the American government.  It'll be God.
772719
It depends on exactly what you're asking here. Will you have the right to wed openly and have your spouse guaranteed the same benefits as a partner in a heterosexual marriage? If that's your question, I would say probably not. The Christian right still has its claws on the balls of government. Separation of church and state is a convenient illusion. G.W. is an evangelical Christian. He opposes everything about gays, including their right to love whomever they want. As far as you have come in assuring that you will be treated equally in America, you have that far to travel yet again. Good luck.
858798
Hmmmm.... many aspects to your question.  First... he would be an adulterer AND an abuser of drugs.  Second, he decieved his wife, his congregation, and the PRESIDENT.  Finally, you don't have to approve of who anyone chooses to marry.\n\nWhat does this have to do with elections?  This is a liar who had weekly telephone conferences with the PRESIDENT of the usa.  That has everything to do with elections and who we vote for.
1050736
Hopefully and prayerfully, the "reasonable public" will not allow this to happen... But with all the Bush bashing, and low polls, the new voters just might be swayed to follow the crowd...\n\nHow many of the voting public is reasonable anymore? I've never seen such dismay and frustration going on in America as it is now. Many factors are the reason: the war, gas prices, illegal immigration, etc. The blame always goes to the leader of the country and what ever party is in power at the time.\n\nWho would ever think that a Marriage Amendment would be necessary?  The liberals and most Democrats are livid with the fear that this amendment may actually be given to the people to vote whether they want marriage to remain a "one man and one woman" institution. They KNOW if given to a vote... it will be a flat NO to Gay marriages. \n\nIf this amendment doesn't get through this time..and left to the states to decide... Liberal/Activists Judges will continue to usurp the authority of the state... and allow gays to marry. What kind of future does that offer the children of tomorrow?\n\nNothing makes much sense anymore... it's as if most Americans want to throw out all morals and anything that stands for decency.\n\nI truly fear the 2008 election... I just cannot imagine living in the world that we do now with Liberals at the helm....
1023856
Its not Jeff Gannon that he wanted to Marry its Victor Ashe...\nhttp://bushssecretlifein84.tripod.com/\n\nJeff was just a paid man-whore...George and Victor we in love....\nPoor George...He has to follow an agenda he may not agree with!  Its "hard work" living a lie!\n\nhttp://poland.indymedia.org/pl/2004/09/9014.shtml
599421
It sad that people have nothing better to do with there time then sit around looking at pic's of Bush.\n\nAnyone with an IQ higher then "1" can tell you that Bush is happily married.  This is shuch a dump question only designed to trash this Countery and Bush.
35814
Do I think so?  Yes of course gay and lesbian couples should be allowed to get married if they choose.  However, the problem that you have in the United States, at present time, is that the "Powers that be"  are looking at marriage as an institute ordained by God, and then basing their judgements on gay marriage on the views of homosexuality in the Bible.  \n\nThis way of thinking is a problem for a couple reasons:  1)  The Bible speaks in reference to men and women joining together and looks down upon homosexual relations, well at the same time the Bible also says that men and women when joining together should be equally yoked.  Which to me means that if you are going to apply one section of the Bible to laws on marriage, you would also have to apply the Bible's teachings to all marriages in question.  So, people of different religous background and orientations could no longer marry, nor people of different ethnic backgrounds.  After all, why should we just apply one section of the Bible to marriage laws right?  2) We are supposed, as far as I understand it, have a seperation of Church and State in this country, to assure that religious persecution does not cross over into the laws of the land, which in this case is what I believe we have here.\n\nMy 2 cents.....
922731
don't worry about him.\nhe is not electable as president.\n\nhe should represent the laws of his state\nand has chosen to oppose them.\nwonder if he had a kid come out of the closet,\nwould it change his views?\n\ngag!
1027075
Because Bush is a brutal dictator himself.  In his perfect warped little world, he'd love to be able to tell people who to marry, what religion to be, etc, etc. If you're a violent male in charge of an oil rich nation, then you can bet Bush is going to do anything and everything to be best buds with ya. I can't wait until he's out of office. He's done so much damage to this country. It's no wonder we're hated and considered a joke by the rest of the world.
1094267
I am not sure I understand why you are under the impression that because a person believes that two people who are in love should be given the opportunity to be connected through matrimony is necessarily a cheerleader for the gay community. I think that all someone who is in favor of loving persons connecting through matrimony is in favor of is the confirmation that marriage is for people in love. Not necessarily heterosexuals, bi-sexuals, or homo-sexuals. To support the idea that something as beautiful as a lifetime committment to one another can only be reserved for one specific type of couple is, to me, more bizarre than I can comprehend.  There is no language in any of the bills that says you are required to like anyone in the gay community, or that you even are required to affiliate with anyone in the gay community, only that they can commit to one another in a \nrecognized ceremony.
1165163
I don't approve of his way of handling immigration. He is giving away America. We should be helping our own American citizens before anyone else. I approve the way he is handling the war in Iraq. If he had just sat there after the attack on the twin towers, someone would be saying, Why didn't you do something. It's a no win situation. Don't approve of the way the gas prices can't are won't be controlled.  I think he is doing the right thing when it comes to homosexuality. I believe only a man and a woman should be able to marry. That is the only thing that should be considered a marriage. He has good and bad points. But who doesn't.
1053214
Gay marriages are not for any of us to judge.\nDo you want to be judged for your ideals or beliefs?\nNo one has the right to make any law to condemn those who live a different life style just because they don't agree with them or think they are doing something wrong.  Only God has that right and unless you want to go a few rounds with God about this that's fine but for now leave well enough alone and b*t*h about something that's really important, like world peace and how to obtain it without more killings and bombings and so on and so on.
717046
AFTER ALL OF THE GAY ISSUES THEY PLACED ON THE BALLOT AND IT TURNS OUT THE WHITE HOUSES CLOSETS ARE STILL FULL OF HOMOSEXUALS. I GUESS THATS WHY BUSH GOES TO BED AT 10:00PM CHENEY IS HITTING THAT A$$ HARD ALL DAY SO HES TIRED.