Pope Francis says he has no right to judge gay people

By Nicholas Robinson
Jul 30, 2013
10:56 am

President Barack Obama

Last year, President Obama changed his mind about same-sex marriage and publicly supported marriage equality. He has since praised SCOTUS for striking down DOMA and given pro-LGBT rights speeches in foreign countries.

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