Sunday, November 8, 2009

Opinion

Have Your Views on Same-Sex Marriage Changed in the Last Year?

A majority of Americans say: 'No, not so much'

Posted May 28, 2009

Reports Gallup: "Americans' views on same-sex marriage have essentially stayed the same in the past year... Though support for legal same-sex marriage is significantly higher now than when Gallup first asked about it in 1996." Have your views on same-sex marriage changed in the past year? If so, how have they changed? Post your thoughts.

Previously: How Should Obama Respond to North Korea?

Take our poll: Have your views on same-sex marriage changed in the last year?

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Reader Comments

Fags Marrying

No my thoughts are still the same. They should be expelled from this counrty!

re Marriage

Believe me - the same sex marriage advocates do not have any interest in attacking christian foundations. Rather, this would be an extension of christian foundations into their life, wouldn't you say?

Too bad you place such conviction in a book, even if it is the greatest science fiction story ever told.

gay marriage

since when does a country have the right to prevent people of being happy and being married.

being gay isnt a choice and cant be controlled

i used to think being gay was a choice but then i realized they are people too just like us

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