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WGAY: Nov. 5
By WBadmin on November 8, 2010
This week’s discussion considers Kevin Naff’s editorial “Elections over, there’s still time for change.”
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I am a big fan of Kevin Naff but want to take exception that Obama has done anything of value for the community. High expectation?; come on. Obama was the one who stated that he would be our “fierce advocate,” just like Clinton stating that he “could feel our pain.” Obama BLEW a two-year supermajority when he could have done something OF VALUE for our community. He simply doesn’t get it from Rick Warren’s invocation to appealing DOMA and not repealing DADT.
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