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Another target audience for the campaign has been gay and lesbian supporters, who were among the president's most enthusiastic and deep-pocketed donors in 2008. But Obama's position on gay marriage - he supports civil unions but not full marriage rights - has chilled some of that enthusiasm. In a New York fundraiser with the gay community last week, a handful of people shouted out "Marriage!" during the president's remarks. Obama responded, "I heard you guys." "We've had a roller coaster ride with Barack Obama," New York gay rights activist Ethan Geto said. "He was terrific in the campaign, and he said he would get a lot of things done in the first year. When that didn't happen, people understandably were disappointed."

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From your post, erod:

New York gay rights activist Ethan Geto said. “He was terrific in the campaign, and he said he would get a lot of things done in the first year. When that didn’t happen, people understandably were disappointed.”

However, like conservatives with some RINO politicians...what is the option? “Lesser of 2 evils” thinking kicks in and they vote for their guy. The gays will go for Obama. However, we can surely hope that their turnout will be diminished by their disappointment.