
Yes, finally.
Yes, it took 3-1/2 years of his Presidency to say it.
Yes, he said made his proclamation the day after yet another state outlawed gay marriage.
Yes, it’s true that there may not be any major changes in our laws or national constitution because of his announcement.
Baby steps, friends.
But this isn’t just a baby step; this is a message to every gay, lesbian, trans, questioning person that the President is on our side.
Finally.
Though then-prospective candidate Barack Obama said back in the 90s that he did believe in marriage equality, it’s taken until today for him to solidify his belief that “gay and lesbian Americans should be treated fairly and equally.”
Unfortunately, too many people in this country believe that civil rights are up for a vote. They shouldn’t be. Every single person should be given the same rights as every other person by Constitutional law.
Until then, we’re taking baby steps and huge Presidential steps to where people are equal, no matter our beliefs or lifestyle or skin color.
I feel like making out with a girl to celebrate this day, and it would look something like this:

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Hawt.
Rawr.
An Awesome post on Angie [A Whole Lot of Nothing]´s blog … Downy’s Blatant Disregard For The English Language
What the hell? I would have even let you kiss my arrow wound.
An Awesome post on Momo Fali´s blog … Question of the Day XIV
I do that while you’re sleeping.
An Awesome post on Angie [A Whole Lot of Nothing]´s blog … Where @VelveteenMind Might Save A Life, My Near-Stalker Love Story
I’ve never been more proud of Obama as I was today. Our president needs to represent all Americans, not discriminate against some of them for being gay.
An Awesome post on Michelle´s blog … Happy 60th Birthday, Mom!
Prexactly YES.
An Awesome post on Angie [A Whole Lot of Nothing]´s blog … Kindle Of Ill Repute: Vampire Dirty
From imagining a girl kiss to total girl kiss whore in 2.5 seconds!
An Awesome post on Amy´s blog … Your Little Jessica is Clearly in the 58th Percentile
Love it. I think it took to long but I absolutely agree. We don’t get to vote on civil rights, it is and should afforded to us by the Federal Government.
An Awesome post on Corey Feldman´s blog … Do I need a niche
Nice.