obama v. democracy

the lightworker obama has decided that the courts are more valuable than the will of the people.. he has come out and said on july 1 that he opposes the california constitutional amendment up for vote to define marriage between a man and a woman. interestingly, he has reversed his stance on this (in addition to gun control, campaign finance, disowning his pastor and church, his vp vetter jim johnson, shall i go on?)

the key point here is that obama thinks that the will (read: VOTE) of the people should be surpressed and this to be handled in the courts.. which is a direct contradiction to what he's been saying up to this point. it's also stripping the will of the people from the democratic process.

those who like what he says, should. he says he believes in every side of just about every issue, so there should be very few people who aren't hearing what they like from this guy..

From the sacbee:

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, who previously said the issue of gay marriage should be left up to each state, has announced his opposition to a California ballot measure that would ban same-sex marriages.

In a letter to the Alice B. Toklas LGBT Democratic Club read Sunday at the group's annual Pride Breakfast in San Francisco, the Illinois senator said he supports extending "fully equal rights and benefits to same-sex couples under both state and federal law."

"And that is why I oppose the divisive and discriminatory efforts to amend the California Constitution, and similar efforts to amend the U.S. Constitution or those of other states," Obama wrote.

Obama had previously said he opposes same-sex marriage but that each state should make its own decision.

A spokesman for Republican presidential candidate John McCain, who last week endorsed Proposition 8 on the Nov. 4 California ballot, accused Obama of continuing a pattern of changing his position on issues. "It just depends on where you catch him and what time of day … whether it's public financing, town hall debates and now gay marriage," said Rick Gorka, a spokesman for the Arizona senator.

Ben LaBolt, an Obama campaign spokesman, declined to comment on the McCain campaign's allegations. But LaBolt noted that the Illinois senator opposed a proposed federal ban on gay marriage. Campaigning in Pennsylvania in April, Obama said he would oppose a similar constitutional ban under consideration by the Legislature there.

"Senator Obama opposes all divisive and discriminatory constitutional amendments such as the one in California," LaBolt said.

McCain endorsed a 2006 Arizona initiative defining marriage as only between a man and a woman, which was defeated. But he voted against a federal constitutional amendment against gay marriage.

Randy Thomasson of the Campaign for Children and Families – which backs the California ballot measure – called Obama a hypocrite.

"He says he believes marriage is for a man and woman, yet he's promising he would undo federal marriage protection and oppose California marriage," Thomasson said.

Thomasson predicted Obama "will lose votes in California due to his pandering to San Francisco extremists."
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this really should be no surprise, to anyone. the allure to hear what tickles your ears overcomes reality for many people, however. the desire to 'feel' a certain way could very well deliver the white house to the obama fraud machine.