Emelye Buttigieg wrote:
Its about time a thinker became a leader!

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Jennifer Clark wrote:
I think the LGBT community should put out a call for action for all TV viewers of the inauguration to change the channel or turn off the TV during the invocation by Warren.

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Chris wrote:
I firmly believe in Barack Obama, and support his inclusive ideas for the LGBT community and his agenda for change in this country.

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Kathy Levinson & Naomi Fine wrote:
How can there be any question? We have to much self-respect to consider voting any other way.

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Tim Parrott wrote:
I've been impressed with Obama from the beginning. What some perceive as a lack of experience is countered, mightily, by his ability to lead and inspire. Even in our conservative desert communities there is a significant movement by staunch Republicans to elect Obama. A good sign!

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Tony wrote:
Our evolution toward equality is our destiny and Barack Obama is THE person and candidate who can best lead us along that path to our destiny in furthering our evolution.

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Dennis Flahive wrote:
As a Gay man, we need change after all the Bush administration has put this country through. Please join me, make a donation now. Dennis Flahive Mr. Gay Pride San Diego 1981

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TezSF wrote:
We have a choice in this election between moving forward and taking a huge step backward. The only way we'll move ahead is to go to the polls. For everyone who feels disenfranchised this November is your shot at helping create "a more perfect union." One in which gays and lesbians are treated like EQUAL CITIZENS. Use your right to vote this November so we secure the rest of rights. Equal marriage, equal taxes, equal benefits, heath care for all...

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doctorjamesinsf wrote:
After a nightmare that has lasted 30+ years, Americans have great reason to hope again. Americans support Barack Obama as the candidate who values and embraces our contributions, energy, and resources. Obama understands that the American creed is one that is inclusive, truly democratic, and one that was founded on the ideals of liberty, freedom, and possibility. Obama is an educated, thinking, and considerate leader, one that typifies the oldest tradition of representing the very best of America. I am proud to lend my voice to the campaign to elect Barack Obama for President of the United States of America.

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DeniseinSC wrote:
Best Darn Candidate the LGBT community has - and a smart one too. Vote Obama and don't look back.

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WILL247 wrote:
A young man that I have hope in and I would like to say I will vote for Him for President. I feel that He will change some of these things that the 'hypocritical republicians' are so against, until it suits them. The Cheney grandson in question. Okay for my Lesbian Daughter, but Not OKAY FOR ADAM AND MARK. Change! CHANGE!!! Let us be the generation that gets a CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.

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Master Adrian wrote:
Make America the Land of Equality! Nothing more, nothing less!

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Phil Attey wrote:
It's amazing to be walking in history, knowing that high school seniors 500 years from now will read about this election and wonder what it would have been like to have been part of the revolution of hope!

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Michael Crawford wrote:
Senator Barack Obama is without a doubt the most pro-equality presidential nominee in history. He has been strong, clear and consistent in expressing his support for LGBT civil rights. After 8 long years of anti-LGBT rhetoric coming from the White House, having Obama has our next president is crucial to helping us achieve equal treatment under the law.

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Jason J. wrote:
To me it's common sense, our elected leader must support civil equality. As a big Bible believer, Jesus mandates us to treat one another equally!

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Joan Eisenstodt wrote:
In our house, we are 'straight but not narrow' and strongly support this site and Obama/Biden. Onward to November and then to inauguration!

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Deacon Maccubbin & Jim Bennett wrote:
We've been waiting for - and working for - this opportunity for many decades and we're not about to let it slip away now. Equality for gay men and lesbians, bisexuals and transgenders, is not just a slogan to us, it's a lifetime commitment. And Barack Obama and Joe Biden are the only candidates who stand forthrightly on the side of history in pledging their support for that equality. We'll be proud to cast our votes for a return to sanity in government!

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James wrote:
I am posting a link to your site on www.gayagenda.com. Good Work!

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Douglas Merilatt wrote:
Obama is obviously the better option for the GLBT community and its overall interests. I will be voting for him and encourage others to do likewise. However, his opposition to full equality of opportunity for gay people (i.e., gay marriage equality) is such that he doesn't deserve our financial support. Voting for him as the best option is one thing, but self-respecting gay people don't give money to those who stand in the way of our equality.

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John wrote:
I'm 35 and this will be the first time I will vote in any election! Why now? There's so much at stake. I can't sit on the sidelines in silence any longer. I have no choice but to try to do something. Obama is not perfect but the alternative is not an option. Finally, I agree with his philosophy: Change begins with me and will work its way to Washington.

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Katie Hooks wrote:
Oh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Timothy State wrote:
I'm supporting Obama because I'm tired of living in a world of fear that transcends my sexuality. If we can't have basic respect for each other in our community, how can we build a world of loving respect around the world?

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michaelvlaco wrote:
What the Mccain/Palin campaign is doing at the moment---smearing Baracks reputation is disturbingly pathetic. It is antique politics once again, trying to use "fear" to scare the American people into voting for the republican ticket---much like Bush did both four and eight years ago. Just "more of the same" as Barack says.... The frightening part is that is always seems to work...and that scares me. We must find a solution to battle this tactic---We must not let Mccain and this gun-slinging creationist run this country. Finally, a man with a real vision for this country and the world is withing reach---Barack Obama is truly a world leader--I believe he can heal the wounds of Americas world reputation.

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Br. Michael C. Oboza+ wrote:
Since the awesome Black Pathers were for all oppressed people, and even stood up for Gay rights, then I have faith in God for allowing President Obama to help all oppressed people have American rights.

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Tom Miller wrote:
It is beyond belief that any LGBT person could consider voting for anyone except Senator Obama in this election.

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Vic Basile wrote:
This is our chance - we have to win this one.

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Jamsterfilms wrote:
I would like to think, because of my hard work and the work of others with similar goals, that, come January 20, 2009, I will be one step closer to being recognized as an equal citizen and not second class. Obama can lead the way, we must mobilize and stand behind our president and our citizens and fight for a better tomorrow!

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Scott Frazier wrote:
Never has there been a more important time to vote. Get out there on the 4th of November and show your support for Obama and what he stands for!

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Jacob Reitan wrote:
Go Obama!

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Tracy wrote:
It's about time! He is our man! LGBT individuals can for once not be in the background and we WILL make a difference come election day. Friends don't let friends vote republican. Send the bigots out of Washington.

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WHITE GAY MEN IN MO FOR OBAMA wrote:
RIGHT ON BARACK KEEP GOING. THE SHOCKING TRUTH IS BY THE YEAR 2050 THE WHITE PEOPLE WILL BE THE MINORITY. SO WE BETTER START GETTING USED TO IT.

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Wade Boyles wrote:
I support Obama for many reasons, but most importantly, he cares about LGBT Americans and believes in progress for our country on these issues.

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Bill Courson wrote:
Barack Obama offers not only LGBT Americans but all Americans what may be the last, and is surely the best, hope of restoring our country to what it once was.

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RWG wrote:
My primary interest is to not be treated as a second class citizen. Why is it so difficult for people to understand that opposing gay marriage is a violation of my Constitutional right to equal treatment? If the straight people of this country are unwilling to see that, then let then give up all the benefits, rights, privileges and immunities granted them under state and federal marriage laws..so we can all be equal again. What the hell is so special about them anyway, that they get all those goodies and we get none? Opposition to gay marriage is nothing less than "we got ours...and we ain't sharin' it with no damn queers!" The whole situation makes me sick.

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Ian Jopson wrote:
I am very excited at the thought of Obama as President of the USA, I think its vital for this country in the eyes of the rest of the world. Obama is the man to help this nation regain its international reputation after years of appalling behaviour

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Paul B wrote:
I believe this is a moment in time when we have a choice to make that will change the way the world goes. There are great forces of bad in the world; fundamentalists who hate who we are. I am talking about people right here in the US, who hate gay people, and I believe the Republican ticket represents that force. I also believe that there are great forces of love and change in the world. We can save our planet, and our species: our voices as gay people have never been more greatly needed. I believe Barack Obama represents that loving force and that he is listening. Trust him. It's time!!

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Andrew Russell wrote:
I support Senator Obama's campaign and will definitely be voting for him this November.

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Gaynewyorker wrote:
Have never felt so powerfully the need for change as I do this election. We`are on the bottom looking south. You are our last best hope.

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Christopher wrote:
We need to elect Barack Obama as the nation's 44th president more than ever. The past 8 years of Bush/Cheney have been a complete and total disaster for the country and for the LGBT community. We need a leader who is committed to full civil rights for our community. Barack Obama has a long and storied record of inclusion and equality for LGBT Americans.

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JCurtis wrote:
THE Change WE Need !

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Matt Algren wrote:
For the first time in my life, I'm voting FOR someone instead of AGAINST his opponent.

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John and Ricki Sonders-Platt wrote:
We are straight, but not narrow. If you are too, please support Barack Obama, The Human Rights Campaign, and every politician and organization working to secure equal rights for all Americans.

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Randall wrote:
I believe this man will make changes beyond anyones imagination. Currently I am trying to digest the Inguratl expenses that are happening - tax money etc. I believe that in a year or 6 months as all goes to start CHANGE a celebration of the greatest will be so awesome...

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Nick wrote:
Obama Rocks!

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Danny Stoddard wrote:
Obama '08! Everyone remember to VOTE!

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Steve Fulmer wrote:
This may be the most important election in my lifetime. It is a choice between the politics of hate and the politics of fear. When Sen. Obama is elected President, I can REALLY be PROUD to be an American again!

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Rebecca Groves wrote:
I'm a straight GLBT supporter for Obama! Obama is our best choice for President of the United States.

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Jeffrey Morgan wrote:
Bucks County PA NEW YORKERS, NEW JERSEY, COME TO CANVASS! http://my.barackobama.com/page/group/NewYorkersWinningPhilly includes Bucks County, closest to NYC http://my.barackobama.com/page/group/BucksCountyPA-LGBTforObama

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Sharon Fisher wrote:
Congratulations on this initiative to rally support behind Obama. I look forward to working to mobilize support for the Obama campaign in South Carolina.

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Nancy & Joan VanReece wrote:
As we celebrated our 20th anniversarry together this year we are overcome by the historic nature of this year. we will do all we can in Davidson County Tennessee to see Obama win. Our very future depends on it.

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Joie Mayfield wrote:
Go Obama, Go!

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B.Skiles wrote:
We need Obama!

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Steve Dale wrote:
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Terry wrote:
These are scary times, and it will take all of us to fight for a win for our candidate, our beliefs and even our ability to live a equal beings.

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John R. Selig wrote:
This is the most important election in my lifetime. If John McCain gets into office the Supreme Court will end up with at least one more conservative judge and our rights will be set back decades. Those who don't believe this have their heads in the sand. Obama will work with us so that we will obtain the same rights as other Americans. There are a boatload of reasons not LGBT related to vote for Obama as well.

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Brad Morris wrote:
It's about time.

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Emclane wrote:
My spouse and I have been supporters of Senator Obama throughout the winter, spring and summer. He and Senator Biden must win. We cannot take four more years of a destructive Republican agenda.

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Brandi Parker wrote:
I feel it's time for ALL Armericans to have Equal Rights not just some. It's Wrong for GBLT Americans to be treated like Second Class Citizens in their own Country. That's Why I Volunteered as a Coordinator for Obama. I wanted to be apart of the change in the fabric of this country for my son,so that he wil grow up in a country that truely has opertunity for EVERYONE. Sincerely Brandi Parker SWVA Rep Equality Va

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Rory Gould wrote:
This is the most critical election in my lifetime, and it is ESSENTIAL that Barack Obama and Joe Biden are elected. The next President will likely appoint three Supreme Court justices, and they will shape the law for generations to come. If John McCain makes those appointments, they will outlaw abortion rights, sodomy, and all other rights that stem from the right to privacy. McCain has promised to appoint justices in the mold of Antonin Scalia, who opposes all of the above, and voted against Lawrence v. Texas. That will be a disaster to all freedom-loving Americans, and horrible for all GLBT people.

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