Or is it? I guess the test would be to throw out the main subject of this blog to the political winds and see if anyone cared:
A journey of two men (and two Labrador retrievers) in their quest to make their family whole by adopting a baby.
Hmm. Yes, I think we might get some blow back on that one from a certain political faction. I had mentioned a few posts back John McCain's views on homo adoption. He's against it. In the spirit of fairness, what are Senator Barack Obama's thoughts on allowing gay couples to adopt?
We have to do more to support and strengthen LGBT families. Because equality in relationship, family, and adoption rights is not some abstract principle; it's about whether millions of LGBT Americans can finally live lives marked by dignity and freedom. That’s why we have to repeal laws like the Defense of Marriage Act. That’s why we have to eliminate discrimination against LGBT families. And that’s why we have to extend equal treatment in our family and adoption laws.
I’ll be a president that stands up for American families – all of them.
Once again, this is (of course) not a political blog. But there comes a time when you have to ask yourself, who is looking out for my family? Who really stands for family values? Who knows that there are real people, real kids, real families that are impacted by these political decisions? It's great to have beliefs one way or another. But you are affecting real lives. I think we know the answers to these questions.
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Sounds to me like a political blog.. =)
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I completely agree! I live in Florida where gays & lesbians cannot adopt. And why not? Because we can't provide a stable homelife for our children. So does that mean that the thousands of children living in foster care are provided a stablehome life? I think not. Obama/Palin all the way!
Obama / Palin???
Please tell me that's a typo and you mean Biden!
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