I have to agree with him; Mr. & Mrs. Clinton have both spoken eloquently in defending the importance of faith and marriage between one man and one woman.  Unfortunately my previous sentence was written in past tense.  Is this not the ultimate flip-flop, finger in the wind approach to leadership?  Mr. DeYoung’s summary point of several quotes is this:

So to summarize from the speeches made by Senator Clinton and President Clinton:

• Marriage is a sacred bond between a man and a woman.
• Marriage is a foundational institution because it exists for the raising of children.
• The presence of illegitimacy, out-of-wedlock births, and divorce negatively affect our children.
• The states have a right to define marriage as they see fit and recognize marriage according to their definition.
• The Government should be held to a very high level of proof before interfering with someone’s free exercise of religion.
• We can never be too diligent in protecting religious liberty.
• Religious believers not be ashamed to admit that their actions may be motivated by faith and by their understanding of God’s will.
• We need more religion in the public square, not less.
• We should respect other people’s faith (or lack thereof), but without running from our own convictions.
• We should fight to the death to preserve the right of every American to practice his or her convictions.

Three cheers for the Clintons–of 1993 and 2004! Are there any Democrats or Republicans or college presidents or members of the mainstream media who would dare to say the same things today?

You should just read Kevin’s post, I certainly can’t improve on it.