NJ Governor Jon Corzine has promised to bring gay marriage to NJ if reelected in November. Corzine says gay marriage is a “fundamental right” and has promised to back a gay marriage bill, after he's elected to a second term. Corzine has not always been a fan of same-sex marriage. In 2005 he held that marriage should be between a man and a woman, but he has since :evolved on the issue." Corzine's opponent, Chris Christie, has moved his position closer to the center, but believes civil unions are sufficient for same-sex couples. One has to be wary that Corzine's move may just be a political maneuver, but one has to also hope that he truly believes in his position and will fight for the right of same-sex couples to have full rights in NJ. Corzine has said previously that has a "progressive record" in regards to NJ.
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Oh please, this guy is desperate for four more years and he'll say anything to get in. Of course, he's got my vote (like I'm going to vote for Christie), but I don't trust him; or any politician, they lie through their teeth to get elected and once they've secured their place, it's business as usual.
I don't dislike him personally, but you are right: politicians are ALL the same. They do or say whatever to get in. It almost always comes down to the worse of 2 evils!
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