Seems as if the AFA isn’t, in fact, going to take its poll on whether Americans favor same-sex marriage to Capitol Hill, as they had originally said. Hmmm. I wonder why? Humorous, but disappointing just the same. (Thanks for JStrizzy for the link.)
(R.H. Herron)
Seems as if the AFA isn’t, in fact, going to take its poll on whether Americans favor same-sex marriage to Capitol Hill, as they had originally said. Hmmm. I wonder why? Humorous, but disappointing just the same. (Thanks for JStrizzy for the link.)
Rachael, that was pretty funny. Yes, it is a shame that it won’t be sent to Congress. But I guess we couldn’t expect that they would, given the, um, suprising results. Maybe it opened a couple of peoples eyes. And that is a little progress.
What I think is silly is that an internet poll would even be accepted in consideration of ANYTHING! I think it’s funny that they think our activist groups bullied the poll. What did they think their groups were doing? Offering a fair and representative view of all corners of American populations?
I consider it a success they aren’t sending it. At least it’s one less stamp being wasted. 🙂
Typical.