Keith Olbermann's Prop 8 Special Comment: It's "About The Human Heart" »
Posted By david_nwpa 1 year ago in Political News
Keith Olbermann delivered a rousing, emotional, 6-minute special comment on Prop 8 Monday night. Olbermann, who has never married, vehemently disagrees with its passage and the ban on gay marriage.
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Gays and lesbians deserve the right to marry. In an otherwise bleak and weary world, the love between two people should not be snuffed out. If two people, gay or straight are in love and want to make a commitment to one another, why should a religious book stand in the way of that relationship? Some people are not religious, others who are religious may believe that gay people are unworthy of marriage. This is not a question of who is worthy of love. All people are. Keith Olbermann's point is well taken.
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