The issue is not as big as it was back in 2004 when George W. Bush closed every speech at the end talking about his support for a constitutional amendment banning same sex marriage.
John B. King Jr.: “The issue is not as big as it was back in 2004 when George W. Bush closed every speech at the end talking about his…”
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John King discusses the changing political landscape regarding same-sex marriage since the 2004 elections.
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