One day after
endorsing gay marriage proposals in Washington and Maine, President Obama told
MTV viewers Friday that he would not be pushing
gay marriage in his second term,
ABC News reported.
According to Obama, "it would be up to future generations of Americans to implement meaningful reform," ABC added.
"First of all, I've been very clear about my
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I do think ordering DOMA not to be defended, asking immigration to consider longterm same-sex couples as though they were married, etc show a desire to change how same-sex couples are treated by the FEDERAL govt, not just state-by-state. But I think he plays the long game, and knows that pushing right now is more likely to cause a backlash than actually change anything.
If the Dems take back the house in 2014, I think we'll be hearing a very different tune from him. He knows how history will judge this issue.
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