Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore has taken a stronger stand on gay marriage than both Rudy Giuliani and John McCain.
"Jim Gilmore believes marriage is the union of one man and one woman and as President will oppose gay marriage and so-called civil unions," Gilmore's web site says.
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1 comment:
I wish it were more specific. What would he do in opposition to gay "marriage"? Would he support the Federal Marriage Amendment? Does he have other ideas for concrete policies to prevent judges from imposing gay "marriage"?
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