Quote by David Limbaugh

Obama's position on marriage is brazenly cynical.

Obama's position on marriage is brazenly cynical.

Summary

The quote suggests that Obama's stance on marriage is excessively calculated and opportunistic. It implies that his views on the institution of marriage are not genuine or principled, but rather driven by political expediency or a desire to cater to a specific audience. The quote expresses a critical opinion of Obama's approach to the topic, arguing that it lacks sincerity and authenticity.

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By David Limbaugh

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