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26 August, 2004
26 August 2004The Republican draft party platform -- which The LA Times characterizes as further to the right than the 2000 platform -- is what Gary Bauer calls "'a pretty solid document.'" But then again, Bauer is dismissing party divides that run from the obscure gay Log Cabin Republicans to the Vice President, who on Tuesday said he did not support a constitutional ban on gay marriage when he appeared at a campaign event in Iowa attended by his daughter Mary, a lesbian. The drafters of the GOP platform also added language attacking same-sex civil unions and laws granting domestic-partner benefits in gay or lesbian relationships.
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