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One of the shows most popular with Republicans, especially Republican women ages 18 to 34, turned out to be “Will & Grace,” the sitcom about gay life in New York. As a result, while Mr. Bush was shoring up his conservative credentials by supporting a constitutional amendment against same-sex marriage, his advertising team was buying time on a program that celebrates gay culture.

The Bush team broadcast commercials 473 times on “Will & Grace” in markets across the country from Jan. 1 to Nov. 2, according to the Wisconsin project. (The Kerry campaign broadcast commercials 859 times on the show.)

posted by Rich Miller
Monday, Dec 6, 04 @ 2:10 am

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Kerry apologists keep saying that President Bush and Senator Kerry had the same position: support marriage as between a man and a woman as well as support some sort of civil union for homosexual partners.

As articulated by the debates, is either one any better or any worse? I mean the libs are saying they agreed with Bush’s position. Is there something about the democrat’s position I missed? Is there a reason why the Pres. is singled out here? Amigo, what am I missing?

Comment by Greg Monday, Dec 6, 04 @ 3:55 pm
You’re missing this: http://usgovinfo.about.com/cs/usconstitution/a/marriage.htm

Comment by Rich Miller Monday, Dec 6, 04 @ 6:19 pm