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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130329:06:32:00

that s where the compelling argument is. we re americans. we just want to be treated like everybody else. i don t feel that strongly about it one way or the other. bill o reilly doesn t feel strongly about something? what s happening! these guys are great. anyway, next, nancy pelosi thinks it s paul clement having a rough go of it who defended doma, defense of marriage act, on behalf of the house republicans. what was really interesting to me was to hear clement, the spokesperson for doma, what a what a stale role to play in life, but nonetheless. i think clement, making the case for doma, is going to get out of this thing good no matter what he s on the right side or the wrong. finally, no matter which side of the debate you re on, some arguments don t hold water

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130329:06:20:00

she was asking ted olson this. ted olson says because there s a difference between conduct that the government can regulate and have opinions about and classes of people. the government can say, there are certain forms of marriage that involve specific conduct that we have deemed harmful to society that we can sanction. so it s not like he s come up with this point no one has thought of before and perfectly logical one. i think the way he presents it is actually not only offensive to a lot of people but harmful to his party because it perpetuates the idea this is an intolerant prejudice party. there s something about the right. gay people can t afford to evolve, they are. even gay groups i worked with 15, 20 years ago would say, let s not push the marriage thing. the awkwardness of the republican party, as a political thing, which we talk about here, when you say marriage is a relationship between one man and one woman, why don t they say a man and woman? it s by definition singular.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130329:06:00:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130328:23:32:00

that s where the compelling argument is. we re americans. we just want to be treated like everybody else. i don t feel that strongly about it one way or the other. bill o reilly doesn t feel strongly about something? what s happening! these guys are great. anyway, next, nancy pelosi thinks it s paul clement having a rough go of it who defended doma, defense of marriage act, on behalf of the house republicans. what was really interesting to me was to hear clement, the spokesperson for doma, what a what a stale role to play in life, but nonetheless. i think clement, making the case for doma, is going to get out of this thing good no matter what he s on the right side or the wrong. finally, no matter which side of the debate you re on, some arguments don t hold water like this one from a speaker at the national organization of marriage.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130328:23:42:00

that s what we wanted this election to be all about. which is why it s a good thing that ashley judd didn t run. you ve been able to you re an independent voice up in pennsylvania all those elections. nra, if you re a republican, should they be married to the nra or do a sister soldier like bill clinton did, second-hand purchases, background checks, whoa, that s going too far in the rightward direction. should they at sam point break with the nra and say we re not the hand of the national rifle association? the issue they should do it on is background checks. 90% of the american people are for background checks. the nra is against it. nra members, 70%, are for it. republicans should stand up and say, look, i like the nra, but they re wrong on this one, i m for background checks. that enhances your standing among voters. let me tell you yeah, go ahead, governor. no, i was going to say, if

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