Dennis Prager says a married mother and father is his top choice for adoption, citing gay friend Dave Rubin's agreement on the ideal even though Rubin is a gay father who used a surrogate. Prager contrasts this with heterosexual couples who reject that standard.
I always look at things as what is better than the next choice. If there is— this is my position, and it is called hate-filled by the left— that adoption should always be by quality couples of mother and father, a married mother and father. That's my number one choice. By the way, I have gay friends who have children who say that is the first choice. I'll be open. Dave Rubin is an example. Dave Rubin and his wonderful partner, spouse, David. These are wonderful human beings. They do have kids. They used a surrogate, which is another issue which I won't get into now. And he said to me, and I said, can I quote you? He said, absolutely. He said, Dennis, the ideal is a mother and father, and he's two fathers. He is much closer to my value system than heterosexuals who differ with me. Where a married man or woman married to the opposite sex and have children who don't say that that's the ideal, they are my problem, not the gays who have children or who have adopted. My problem is, is we can't deny the ideal. The ideal is a mother and father. For the full episode of The Dennis Prager Show, go to pragertopia.com, sign up, and become a full member.
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