Vikings kicker Chris Kluwe continues his campaign to support gay marriage. In his latest Pioneer Press blog, he writes, "Treat others the way you would like to be treated. It’s not hard."
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Vikings punter Chris Kluwe is developing a bigger fan base -- and it's not made up of just football fans. The outspoken Kluwe grabbed national attention last week after he wrote a scathing open letter to a Maryland lawmaker who criticized a Baltimore Ravens player for supporting same-sex marriage -- and a crowd turned out in Minneapolis Friday night to thank him for it.
After Minnesotans voted against the marriage amendment, Vikings punter Chris Kluwe said it’s great that “'We're not going to have discrimination in the state constitution.” He also hopes he can go back to being the punter that is ignored by the media.
Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe goes on air to explain a scathing letter sent to a Maryland state legislator for criticizing a Baltimore Ravens player that publicly supports same-sex marriage. His fiery response gained a lot of attention after it was first posted on Deadspin.
Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe had a rough game last week, including a botched 20-yard kick, and the team brought in another punter for a tryout. Kluwe said he understands that, but he denies that his political activism takes his mind off the game, the Pioneer Press reports. "Why don't you worry more about a children's game than basic human rights?" Kluwe said. "Yeah, I'm generally going to go with basic human rights."
Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe has quit his popular blog for the Pioneer Press after the newspaper wrote an editorial that makes an argument in favor of the marriage amendment. Kluwe has been outspoken against the amendment.
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