A Gaffe In Washington Is Someone Telling

The Public Has Moved Beyond Politicians. For Example, I'm Not Worried About Them Repealing Protections For The Lgbt Community, Because The Public Is Beyond That. I'm Not Worried About Them Being Able To Change The Way In Which We Have Reached Out And Provided Many More Opportunities For Women. And I - But Here's What Does Concern Me. What Concerns Me Is That They Will Make Some Judgments In The Foreign Policy Area, Without Having Thought It Through That May Cause A Lot Of Problems.

I Am Absolutely Comfortable With The Fact That Men Marrying Men, Women Marrying Women, And Heterosexual Men And Women Marrying Another Are Entitled To The Same Exact Rights, All The Civil Rights, All The Civil Liberties. And Quite Frankly, I Don't See Much Of A Distinction Beyond That.

I'm Prepared As A Matter Of Faith To Accept That Life Begins At The Moment Of Conception. But That Is My Judgment. For Me To Impose That Judgment On Everyone Else Who Is Equally And Maybe Even More Devout Than I Am Seems To Me Is Inappropriate In A Pluralistic Society.

What's Four Years In Our Long American History? Remember When I Asked That Wheelchair-bound Politician To "stand Up." It Turns Me Off When People Say Donald Trump Is Authentic. Just Because He Says "mexican Rapists." What About Me? I Am The Real Deal.

We Also Wanted To Change The Story - Change The Approach To The 21st Century On Energy, On Education, On Transportation, On Infrastructure, Generally, And It Laid The Groundwork For That. And One Of The Reasons I'm Doing This Trip Is Not Only To Say What We Did Worked, But To Say We Should Do More Of This.