Gay marriage is a hot button issue this 2012 election year ... or is it? An ABC News poll in March of 2011 showed a majority of Americans support gay marriage. But when asked in a political context, as they were after President Barack Obama's recent announcement in support of same-sex marriage, Americans appear to divide up along party lines -- as if they think their party expects a certain answer from them.
I'm in favor of marriage equality, which might not be the answer my party expects. For many reasons, but mostly because of my general aversion to bedroom politics. I'm also concerned about the inherent discrimination a ban on gay marriage represents.
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If the current student loan interest rate is allowed to expire, interest rates on student loans will double to more than 6 percent. I feel the same way about this issue that I do about the payroll tax. Something needs to be done but maybe not with the 2012 election right around the corner!


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