Obama’s flip-flops are nuanced, indeed. He will say what it takes to grab the power. Then he will tack hard left and let the state get its fists on everything imaginal.

In Massachusetts, there were 6,121 same sex marriages in 2004; 2,060 in 2005 and 1,442 in 2006. In 2007 there were 867 for the first eight months of the year. Nearly 2/3 of the Massachusetts same sex marriages were lesbian couples. And compared to straight marriages where almost half were under couples under 30, gay marriage partners tended to be older with about 1/3 in their 40s. Once the initial burst of confetti gets swept up, there appears to be a significant drop in the number of gays/lesbians who want to legally tie the knot.

About the only group who really wants same sex marriage is menopausal lesbians. And after the way Obama treated Mrs Clinton, I don’t think that they are going to vote for him this November.

IF the GOP doesn’t deliberately provoke the G/L community this general election, they just might get that 30% GPW’s betting-on.

Interesting, the one issue where he tacks further to the left is gay marriage. I guess he feels that he has the black vote, so they’ll just swallow that bitter pill. (news flash to nutroots – The Black community isn’t in favor of gay rights, let alone gay marriage. They really don’t like it when gays equate the gay struggle to the black struggle).

So if, God forbid he wins this election, all those new positions he has taken this summer will go out the window. Even the commitment to Gay marriage, like all Democrats, that is one area where you talk the talk, but never ever walk the walk.

Sort of like how liberal gays claim anyone who supports state or Federal constitutional amendments and discriminates against gays is homophobic and hateful — except when their Democrat massas do it, at which point it becomes “nuanced”.