GOP strategist sees potential support for gay marriage

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By The Associated Press

Published: 10:03 PM - 03/24/13
Last updated: 10:06 PM - 03/24/13

WASHINGTON ? GOP strategist Karl Rove says he can imagine a Republican candidate in the next presidential campaign supporting gay marriage.
The statement from the former adviser to President George W. Bush appears to acknowledge opposition to gay marriage has waned in some conservative circles. U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, announced last week he now supports gay marriage; one of his sons is gay.
Rove's comment was part of a panel discussion on ABC's ?This Week.? The Supreme Court is taking up two cases this week involving same-sex marriage. Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, told CBS' ?Face the Nation? that most Republicans still oppose gay marriage and noted 30 states have defined marriage as between a man and a woman.

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