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Gay Marriage / Constitutional Amendment / Politics #749204

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 24, 2004
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(White House: John King) President Bush's support of a constitutional amendment to make marriage a union only between a man & a woman featured; details given about the marriage amendment. [BUSH - says marriage is the most fundamental institution of civilization.] [Senator Edward KENNEDY - says it is about politics.] [Log Cabin Republicans Patrick GUERRIERO†- says this is a declaration of war on gays & lesbians.] [GOP pollster Bill McINTURFF†- comments.] The question of how this issue will play out on the presidential campaign trail discussed.

(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(Houston: Candy Crowley) How gay marriage is a loser issue for the Democrats examined. [Senators John EDWARDS, Senator John KERRY - state positions on same-sex marriage.] [EDWARDS - says "not so fast George Bush."] [KERRY - comments on Bush's "fantasy speech."]

(Studio: Aaron Brown) The targeting of Vice President Dick Cheney's gay daughter, Mary, by the Website dearmary.com featured. [www.dearmary.com creator gay activist John ARAVOSIS†- says let's talk about gay issues; states Mary is now Cheney's campaign director.] [In 2000 vice president debate, CHENEY - says people should be free in their relationships.]

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron;
King, John;
Crowley, Candy
Duration:
00:09:10

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