Apparently, Great Britain Prime Minister David Cameron, a Conservative party member, supports gay marriage more so than President Barack Obama. He’s pushing for a law that would require all churches in the United Kingdom to conduct gay weddings.

The Daily Mail of London reports that, “same-sex couples will be able to have church weddings if David Cameron goes ahead with plans to allow gay marriage, the church of England indicated yesterday. Its lawyers said that weddings will have to be offered to same-sex couples under any scheme to open the full privileges and titles of marriage to gays and lesbians.”

Cameron’s political advisers insist that same-sex couples should marry inside a church to enjoy the same benefits as heterosexual couples and would shelter them with equality laws that forbid churches from discriminating against homosexuals.

According to the Mail, “the admission was made by officials in a paper on the impact of new civil partnership regulations. The rules, which come into effect on Monday, mean that, for the first time, churches would in theory be able to host same-sex civil partnership registration ceremonies.”

Cameron contends that British Conservatives support gay marriage by saying that, “Conservatives believe in the ties that bind us; that society is stronger when we make vows to each other and support each other … I support gay marriage because I’m a Conservative.”

Cameron's actions should also serve as a reminder to GOP voters on what might happen if Mitt Romney becomes President of the United States.

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