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Vote likely on New York same-sex marriage tonight
From the Times Union Capital Confidential:
Senate sources say a debate and vote on gay marriage is still likely to follow close upon the heels of passage of the $2.8 billion deficit package currently being hammered into vote-ready form.
If there's a phone call you can make, please make it.
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For same-sex marriage supporters in New York
Gov. Paterson is trying really hard to get the State Senate to pass a same-sex marriage bill during the session that started today.
He will sign it once it gets to him.
I live in Sen. Betty Little's district (the Northway, basically), and I am in favor of same-sex marriage in new York.
I think it's important for our citizens, and I think it's ( Read more... ) -
In the news
Obama signs first major federal gay-rights law
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama on Wednesday signed the first major piece of federal gay rights legislation, a milestone that activists compared to the passage of 1960s civil-rights legislation empowering blacks ( Read more... ) -
Not So Knee-jerk Thoughts On DOMA, & An Apology From Me
Having now had a few days to look over some of the information that has come in and been pored over by personal friends of mine who are lawyers and ivy league professors, I have come to accept that my reaction (as the case has been with many) was very knee-jerk in my previous post. I was angry and upset, and as a result I posted my rage without ( Read more... ) -
I'm Sorry, I Can't Hear You Over How Awesome These Videos Are.
Pass this on to EVERY Christian you know, and encourage them to share it with others.
The Defenders
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNiqfRyoAyA
The License
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Iowa Supreme Court Decides Same-Sex Marriage Case
The Iowa Supreme Court struck down a state law Friday that banned same-sex marriage, plaintiff's attorneys said. Iowa becomes the third state in the nation to allow same-sex marriage, after Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Friday's decision upheld a 2007 ruling by a lower court that Iowa's 1998 law limiting marriage to heterosexual couples went ( Read more... )
