Rosie On Why She Didn’t Help To Defeat Anti-Gay Marriage Proposition

WNBC ^ | Thu, Nov 20, 2008

[bruin66]

"...California’s Proposition 8, which set out to eliminate the right of same sex couples to marry."

Nope, no bias there.

[fortunecookie]

“This is nothing new for me,” Rosie told reporters on Wednesday, according to the Los Angeles Times. “When I got married, it was an act of civil disobedience as much as it was a love story. There is not any person in the country who doesn’t know I’m for gay marriage.”

Well, isn't that just a little selfish, Rosie? And why isn't the gay community angry with their own community who didn't come out to help them protest prop 8? Especially those already married? She's enjoyed being married all these years and didn't step up to help out her community? That's just Rosie thinking only of Rosie. Gee, her silence couldn't have anything to do with the launching of her new show, could it?

[Dilbert San Diego]

Her diatribe about Bush being vile and vicious and hateful came after Bush announced support for the Federal Marriage Amendment, to amend the constitution to define marriage. Based on the twisted leftist gay view of things, defining marriage in a constitutional amendment, to prevent judges from changing the definition of marriage, is considered hateful.

[William Tell]

bruin66 said: "Nope, no bias there. "

I believe the source of the bias to which you refer was our Kalifornia Attorney General, Jerry "Moonbeam" Brown, who has the responsibility for selecting the phraseology that describes ballot initiatives.