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Clinton and Obama supporters, speaking on condition of anonymity, said both might have been trying to avoid offending socially conservative Democrats, particularly churchgoing African-Americans, who share Pace’s views.
Steve Sanders, a gay Democrat who sat on the party’s platform committee in 2000, said Clinton and Obama are engaged in a delicate balancing act. “Hillary and Barack have made very public overtures to religious Americans. They are trying to figure out how progressive Democrats can also make appeals to Americans of faith. It’s a work in progress.”
Andy has more extensive thoughts at towleroad:
]]>It’s a pretty simple question, don’t you think?
John Edwards, so far, has been the most light on his feet on this issue. Asked by Wolf Blitzer on The Situation Room whether he agrees with Pace’s comments, Edwards replied, “I don’t share that view.”
We certainly deserve better answers from our candidates, and should demand them.
]]>I’m sure Hillary was well received. But it was Obama’s day. They did not march from Selma to Montgomery for the rights of women to vote…Whoever told Hillary to go to Selma today should be fired.