Video | Vice President Joe Biden tells 'Meet the Press' he's 'absolutely comfortable' with gay marriage

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Video | Vice President Joe Biden tells 'Meet the Press' he's 'absolutely comfortable' with gay marriage

Vice President Joe Biden said Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press he's "absolutely comfortable" with gay marriage:

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Responds HRC, Human Rights Campaign:

WASHINGTON – Today on NBC's "Meet the Press," Vice President Joe Biden made remarks regarding marriage for gay and lesbian couples. Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese released the following statement:

"We are encouraged by Vice President Biden's comments, who rightly articulated that loving and committed gay and lesbian couples should be treated equally. Now is the time for President Obama to speak out for full marriage equality for same-sex couples."

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