Meh, marry, don't marry, honestly the issue means little to me except to say I see no reason they shouldn't have the right. So long as we don't start to see people suing churches to force them to perform same sex ceremonies I take no issue. And I speak as a borderline Atheist...
One question...
Is it a cop out for him to say it's an issue to be decided by the state?
That being said, what I am curious about is this...
Would this be considered a "flip-flop?" I know the ABC article essentially called it a "reversal" and our President has described his thoughts on the issue as "evolving..."
So when does it become a "flip-flop?" Or is this merely a description used to bash one's political opponents?
I think that, technically, a "flip flop" would be to hold forth 2 opposing positions within a reasonably short frame of time, the difference being in what venue one were at, and which audience was present.
For example, to be at the NRA and assure them that you believe there were too many regulations on the sale of fire-arms, and then a week or two later, to assure a different group, say one dedicate to increased regulations on fire arms because of the increased number of gun-related deaths, that you intend to increase the regulations on the sale of fire-arms. THAT would be flip-flopping.
I think that anyone presented with sufficient information to change their minds on an important issue should do so, and should come out and say they did.
I thought he was wrong 4 years ago, and I still think he's wrong on his refusal to advocate for the legalization of cannabis, but I'm glad he finally got behind marriage equality.