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I doubt that.
It’s not exactly comforting as a gay man to know that a politician decided you should be afforded civil rights as a matter of policy while she still personally thinks you’re immoral. But even if we could separate these two things and believe that Gabbard would passionately defend LGBTQ rights the way that, say, now-deceased Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia — a Democrat who was once a member of the Ku Klux Klan — became a supporter of civil rights for African-Americans, it’s Gabbard’s actions right now that are still of great concern.
For me it's bringing our kids home stopping never ending wars and diverting the war funds to something that matters.
So a self reflecting admission of past wrong beliefs and more recent record of trying to do the right thing can be described as a crazy person flipping? I thought we want our politicians to recognize last mistakes, admit to them, then let their actions speak.
Given her positions on some pretty high profile incidents, I’m not entirely convinced of that. Gujarat, for instance.
Yeah awful how they let her in the last debate despite not meeting the minimum requirements.
David Duke says children should eat a healthy breakfast before heading off to school. So does Tulsi Gabbard.
...described as "yippy," which seems rather appropriate, esp. for her response regarding Hillary.
It's exactly what every politician should be. Viewing a subject in the context of its legality in the constitution instead of following a personal belief is now considered mildly crazy?
Ditto.
How about realist? I don’t know if she thinks homosexuality is an unclean abomination and neither do you. Regardless, putting aside personal feelings on a topic like this one and recognizing that everyone should have a right to marry who they want is the right thing to do.
She was in this commercial which compares gay marriage to marrying your sister or marrying a dog. She gave a speech in the Hawaii House indicating that she didn't believe that children should be taught that gay marriage is normal and natural just because of homosexual extremists. She unequivocally backed her father's views. She was a vocal member of an organization that referred to it (by using bible quotes) as an abomination. She said in an interview in 2015 that her views haven't changed, she just doesn't think that it should be illegal to get married.
Perhaps the issue is your choice of term “crazy”
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which has nothing to do with the way I see Gabbard responding to Hillary but ok ....
I would consider the ability to hold two diametrically opposed ideas in one's head and simultaneously believe both as mildly crazy.
Because everything is a conspiracy now. 1+1=2 has become 1+8-9+3+15-13-3=2 and that's not including the question about whether 2 even equals 2.
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