claim: "i have not changed my position on the (gay) marriage amendment or anything else related to marriage."
author: mitt romney
evidence_1: may 15, 2012 ... 14, 2007 interview on msnbc, romney said, "i have not changed my position on  the marriage amendment or anything else related to marriage." we have found  nothing to contradict this view. while romney in 1994 offered relatively liberal  views on some policies of importance to gay voters, he never went ...
evidence_2: a report that democratic vp candidate tim kaine threatened to ban the catholic  church from the u.s. if they didn't change their stance on gay marriage was fake  ... democratic u.s. vice-presidential nominee tim kaine announced saturday  that he believes the catholic church will change its position on same-sex  marriage.
evidence_3: jun 17, 2015 ... on the day that the u.s. supreme court was poised to hear oral arguments about  same-sex marriage april 28, hillary clinton changed her "h" logo to rainbow- colored and tweeted: ... "i have supported the kind of rights and responsibilities  that are being extended to gay couples in vermont," she said.
evidence_4: legal recognition of same-sex unions in australia takes a variety of forms  depending on the jurisdiction. under australian federal law, same-sex couples  can be recognised as de facto relationships, but have no access to marriage, civil  unions or other federal relationship registration. australian states and territories  are ...
evidence_5: oct 6, 2014 ... you didn't answer my argument at all - it's absurd to link the tax code (16th  amendment) to who can define marriage (10th) amendment. .... to prohibit  polygamy but that was easily rebutted by the gay argument that not all marriages  are entered into to have children and millions of marriages are childless.