But why, he's already answered that question in the HoC, its not really his fault people stupidly keep asking him the same question over and over again. I reckon most people would stop answering the same question after a while, more so as its clearly at odd with his faith. The key part though is that he still champions equal rights regardless.
May's voting history goes back a bit further which is where it's mixed. As said, in recent years it's fine.
Sssh, we're not supposed to think about that.
One can change their views, ...but change their mind? Why would someone support gay marriage yesterday but be against it today? What you say and what you think are quite different, especially a politician.
That's the problem Rroff, these politicians just don't come over "clean" and are too ambiguous. May too, with these uturns, etc. And ukip all over the place.
Sorry, I'm still unclear where you stand on May potentially holding the same religious views? Or were you just unimpressed by Farron's inability to wriggle out of awkward questions which is something that May excels at?
Was thinking the same, perhaps isn't as relevant/damaging for May to hold the same views if homophobia is more palatable to Tory voters.
Exactly. I'm also inclined to feel the same towards May rather than judge her on votes she made over a decade ago.
