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July 27, 2016 04:51 PM UTC
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Coffman went to the Orlando Vigil at Tracks. Many observed that he felt quite uncomfortable in the situation. His "wife," on the other hand, gave moving remarks.
When "Don't Ask, Don't Tell was introduced, I wrote an article saying Don't Ask, Don't Tell Isn't Fair, Won't Work.." And so it was proved to be. Yet, fairness requires us to note that at the time it was introduced, it was a liberal reform, replacing the old rule of actively hunting for gays and expeling them. To have supported it at the time was certainly not anti gay. The policy has now, rightly, beensuperceded by one stating that gay Americans have the same right to be killed and maimed as their straight brothers and sisters. But to assail mike for taking down an article supporting what was initially an interim reform seems to be like a cheap shot. I know Mike Well. He is not anti-gay.
True, that. Same position as Bill Clinton who also supported the Defense of Marriage. Lots of things to criticize in Coffman's policy stands but it wasn't that long ago that most Dems, much less Rs, couldn't have imagined that we'd be where we are today on these issues in such a short amount of time.
Coffman voted against repealing it; he wasn't just against it initially. And we don't know his actual position on it now. We just know he took down this article. I hope you're right, and he should explain himself to clarify things.
I want to hear Coffman explain his position on lots of issues, starting with his views on Donald Trump. Where is the media when we need them? (snark)
Thank you, Jason for your work.
Remember his answers on hi statement that Obama wasn't a real American? His apologies, apologies for the apologies, new apologies, new apologies for the apologies? And that's not even counting the robotic single talking point refusal to answer anything at all? I pretty much agreed with V's single point on a technicality. We all know Coffman is too politically spineless to get definite on anything that touches serious controversy. Maybe physically too. That might explain the shoulder blades and up only push ups.