Also, one of the main supporters and her husband, Sen. Peter Brunstetter told ThinkProgress that his wife meant no harm:
“I know my wife does not think like that,” but admitted that “She got very flustered (she is not a political person) and then someone came up to her and started shooting questions at her. She noticed later that there was someone video taping without her knowledge.” “My wife is one of the sweetest, most genuine people you will ever meet,” he added.Whatever, try to save face as much as you can. Right now, y'all are caught.
“Her convictions on the marriage amendment are spiritual in nature, not racial. The individual in question had been quite abusive and intimidating. The Amendment is not racially motivated, is quite simple and straightforward and, in fact, is widely supported in many areas of the African American community.”
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Unfortunately, the anti-Amendment campaign, with their pre-Prop 8 mindset, doesn't have the fortitude to put this in an ad or push this story with the media.
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