Who is More Gay Friendly…Hillary or Barack?

h/t to ARRA News Service.

Hillary Wants to be the First President to March in Gay Pride Parade

The Democrats are getting desperate. Recently, Barack Obama issued an open letter to the homosexual community vowing his support for the homosexual agenda, including the full repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act. However, in an interview with the Washington Blade, a homosexual newspaper, Hillary Clinton had already beaten him to the punch by stating that if elected, she would be the first U.S. president to march in a “gay rights” parade:

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) reiterated her “strong” support for a range of gay rights initiatives in an exclusive interview with the Washington Blade on Sunday. She called for extending federal recognition to same-sex couples, repealing “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” and rejected claims that she doesn’t speak forcefully enough on gay issues . . . “I talk about gay issues frequently,” she said. “I’ve been a longtime friend of the gay community . . .

Here is what ARRA New Service  reported regarding Barack’s open statement.

Barack Obama Flies LGBT Flag in Open Letter

H/T to Debbie Pelley, Arkansas Watch: On Barack Obama’s campaign website blog section, Alex Okrent shares an open letter just released by Senator Obama concerning promoting LGBT equality in America. Evidently his letter is designed to pull homosexual votes away from Senator Clinton by being more liberal than she is. One sentence in the letter reads, “Unlike Senator Clinton, I support the complete repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) – a position I have held since before arriving in the U.S. Senate.”

Below are some of the promises Obama makes in his letter to homosexuals. [more here]

To quote Gary Bauyer, “If elected, maybe she can also march next to the North American Man Boy Love Association’s float!” See also: Washington Blade endorses Hillary for President: “As gay Rep. Barney Frank told the Blade last summer, ‘all the Democrats are very good and all the Republicans are very terrible.’ . . . She has marched in our Pride parades, promised unprecedented access to her administration and backed nearly all of our issues. Clinton has earned the support of gay voters in 2008.”