[bahblahbah]

Nobody's throwing stones, but we do have people calling good evil and evil good.

[Wycowboy]

Nobody's throwing stones, but we do have people calling good evil and evil good.

Yep. What you said!

[Jim Scott]

I don't see how President Bush making a relatively innocuous comment that says he thinks Mary Cheney will make a good mother is equal to an act of apostasy. He didn't condone her lesbian relationship but simply found something pleasant to say when asked about this delicate subject of a homosexual woman bearing a child that will be raised by two women, with no father.

I'm sure both President Bush and Mary Cheney's parents would prefer she was living as a normal, married woman. The reality is that Mary Cheney is an adult, free to do as she pleases, and the President of the United States is not going to savage her in public as some seem to think is his duty. I fail to see any logical reason for the intense condemnation he is receiving on this thread.

President Bush's views on homosexuality and the benefit of a child living in a two-parent, mom-and dad home are known and recorded. That he said something positive about Mary Cheney's mothering skills is hardly a blanket approval of homosexuality or homosexual child-bearing. It would be inappropriate for the president to make negative comments on his Vice President's daughters pregnancy. That Bush knows better than to do so simply shows his class while the screaming condemnations shows their authors mean-spirited and self-serving desire to attack other's Christian convictions.

I reject that attitude ans applaud President Bush for his finesse in dealing with a difficult subject.