If you want to have a hope and a prayer, a shot at winning this race in November, if you think it is going to be easier to do that with the candidate who refuses to distance himself from Democrats in DC, than [with] somebody who is willing to be honest with voters about the failures of Democratic party leaders, you know, I think you made a fundamental error in your calculation.
Criticizing a rival candidate's alignment with Democratic leaders.
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No, certainly not. And what you’re seeing of course is Republican leaders responding to where the American public is. They know that the American people support marriage equality, that the polling is extraordinarily clear on this.
I think that at the end of the day, Americans are going to recognize the power of love is greater than the power of fear.
It gets better but it doesn’t get better on its own. It only gets better because brave people stand up and are willing to fight for their values and define their families.
The only way that we’re going to win these struggles, whether it’s for affirming the inherent worth and dignity of all families including Pete and Chasten, whether it’s protecting the transgender kids who are being targeted in schools…
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