Liberals Meghan McCain and Kristin Chenoweth whine about gay marriage; Updated
http://twitter.com/#!/KChenoweth/status/331945229047439360
@kchenoweth thanks girl, I’m so over this.
— Meghan McCain (@MeghanMcCain) May 8, 2013
@meghanmccain me too. We have to stick together! 🙂 u rock.
— Kristin Chenoweth (@KChenoweth) May 8, 2013
How cozy. Liberal MSNBC mouthpiece Meghan Meghan, posing as the spokesperson for Tolerant Young Republicans, got an attagirl from 40-something Hollywood starlet and Obama donor Kristin Chenoweth.
Conservatives reached for their barf bags.
@gopblackchick, their self-congratulatory exchange, food for their egos. “You’re right.” / “I agree, we’re right.” / “That’s right! Yay us!”
— Paulo Loreto Lim (@paulolim) May 8, 2013
You’re. RT @kchenoweth: @meghanmccain youre right MM!!
— Rachel Veronica (@rachelveronica) May 8, 2013
And we’re so over u @meghanmccain @kchenoweth
— Crystal Wright (@GOPBlackChick) May 8, 2013
Your continued tweets prove this RT @meghanmccain: @kchenoweth thanks girl, I’m so over this.
— Devin (@listeningdev) May 8, 2013
@listeningdevAnnoying when these bimbos make the remark of ‘so over it’ ala Kardashian style when in fact, they are just getting started..
— candace crawford (@candicanelane) May 8, 2013
And THIS is why you can never speak for the common man – RT @meghanmccain: @kchenoweth thanks girl, I’m so over this.
— John C. (@JCinQC) May 8, 2013
Meggie Mac and K-Chen have been pals for quite a while now.
Flashback:
Ok. Agree with her or not, Meghan McCain is a conservative who likes gays. And others. Get her book. I am going to.
— Kristin Chenoweth (@KChenoweth) September 3, 2010
@mccainblogette meghan u look cute always!
— Kristin Chenoweth (@KChenoweth) January 22, 2010
Funny thing about Mizzz McCain losing her marbles over cheater Mark Sanford’s marriage hypocrisy, though.
@meghanmccain @kchenoweth Yeah because we know the McCains (John ‘n Cindy) are such shining examples of marital fidelity. #Not
— Jennifer Weber (@JennyPennifer) May 8, 2013
https://twitter.com/MaryForbes14/status/331975351389523968
Yep. Like Mark Sanford, Sen. McCain was unfaithful to his (first) wife and also opposes gay marriage. He is, in other words, the archetype of the hypocritical Republican that McCain and Chenoweth say they despise.
Despite that, exit polling indicates that a lot of young people voted for Sen. McCain in his most recent Senate campaign:
Admittedly, that was two and a half years ago. Attitudes about gay marriage have become more favorable since then.
If exit polls for the South Carolina CD-01 race are released, it will be interesting to see how Mark Sanford performed among young voters and whether gay marriage was a major consideration.
Going to be interesting to read exit polls coming out of special election in South Carolina for House District 1 #Sanford #Politics
— Chad Heiman (@chadheiman) May 8, 2013
In any case, it seems clear most voters had other things in mind at the polls than the giggly Hollywood/lib GOP elite gal pals’ gay marriage obsession.
I’d have held my nose and voted for Mark Sanford too. #SC1 did the right thing. Pelosi can’t be speaker #tcot
— Scott Ruesterholz (@Read_N_Learn) May 8, 2013
Sanford focused on Pelosi in run up to vote – CNN Political Ticker – CNN.com Blogs politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/05/01/san…
— Thomas Lahey (@TomLaheyGOP) May 8, 2013
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Update:
Pollsters have asked Americans (not young people, specifically) about their top priorities for Congress and the President. Some results here:
Pew Research Center. June 7-17, 2012. N=1,563 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ± 2.9.
“Which ONE of the following issues matters most to you in deciding your vote for president this year: jobs, the budget deficit, health care, Social Security, immigration, or gay marriage?”
%
Jobs
35
Budget deficit
23
Health care
19
Social Security
11
Immigration
5
Gay marriage
4
Other (vol.)
2
Unsure
2
CNN/ORC Poll. May 29-31, 2012. N=1,009 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.
“Which of the following is the most important issue facing the country today? The economy. The federal budget deficit. Health care. The situation in Afghanistan. Illegal immigration. Terrorism. Policies toward gays and lesbians.”
5/29-31/12
3/24-25/12
12/16-18/11
%
%
%
The economy
52
53
57
The federal budget deficit
18
20
16
Health care
14
11
13
Terrorism
5
2
4
Illegal immigration
4
4
5
Afghanistan
3
6
3
Policies toward gays, lesbians
1
2
1
Other (vol.)
2
1
2
Unsure
1
1
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