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SandyInSeattle wrote: The wives are certainly entitled to have their own opinions about issues.

Oh definitely. This isn't Stepford! I've always meant to read that so I finally picked up the movie tie-in copy. I think some might critique any political spouse, male or female, for speaking his or her mind because it might imply that the politician agrees. I think this is narrow and unfair. If she wants to have a different opinion, let her express it.

Personally, I have no problem with gay marriage but then I'm obviously biased. I'd rather see that than promiscuity, to be honest, and men in general, gay or straight, seem to have such a propensity to towards that. Even mega-conservative radio host Jay Severin was saying something like that men wanted sex from women as soon as possible and went on to say something to the effect of "if you're on the fifth date and you haven't asked for physical intimacy from the woman, you're not metrosexual. You're homosexual." Add to that the number of women he implied bedding in any given year (I notice nobody was calling into question his subject matter with the fcc) and I take it he's not exactly pro-monogomy either.

Alas, I think most issues relating to sex are complex.