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Libs push for 'marriage equality,' tolerance with foul hate; Call Laura Bush a 'c*nt,' 'subservient bitch'

https://twitter.com/tfrnk/status/304617421971537921

Ah, the tolerance! The always inane Joan Walsh weighed in, of course.

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According to Ms. Walsh, Bush and Cheney (also highlighted in the ad in support of same-sex marriage) aren’t brave, you see. Unlike President Obama and his oh-so-courageous ever-evolving stance, timed to coincide with campaign fundraising. Now that is a gutsy call!

CNN jumps in, too.

Evil Laura Bush pulled out of an ad in support of gay marriage. Oh, the horror! Except that, you know, she was never asked for permission to be included in the ad.

https://twitter.com/finnell87/status/304654829601562624

https://twitter.com/finnell87/status/304655031595040768

Funny how that works, huh?

More from ABC News:

The ad, created by a group called Respect for Marriage Coalition, includes a statement Bush made during an interview with CNN’s “Larry King Live” in 2010 in which she talked about her memoir, “Spoken from the Heart.”

When couples are committed to each other and love each other, then they ought to have the same sort of rights that everyone has,” she told King three years ago.

The former first lady’s office told the Dallas Morning News that Bush had not given her consent to be part of the ad, and had asked that she be removed from it.

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Further, perhaps she doesn’t want to be associated with a group with whom she may not agree?

https://twitter.com/slone/status/304616694838599680

But, truth and reality doesn’t stop hate-filled liberals. Another day, another excuse to show their true and misogynist colors.

https://twitter.com/LuigiBleu/status/304385420060413952

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https://twitter.com/pdesso/status/304670804313006080

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https://twitter.com/Pschlarm/status/304634141935276032

https://twitter.com/mr_bryen/status/304668087708442624

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Civility! Nasty liberals need to take a look in their hate-filled mirrors.

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