We did it! New York Marriages can start in less than a month.
That success gives us new leverage in the 44 states that have yet to enact marriage equality. We also won victories this week in Wisconsin and Maryland, but gay couples in Illinois are just discovered a dangerous new civil unions loophole. And phony anti-gay polls could skew voting in Minnesota.
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I really hope so:)
Me too, I hope it starts in wyoming, even though that prolly won’t happen :(
Hopefully <3
I believe it will.
I very well hope so ..or else i’ll move to a state thats pro gay marriage. :)
impossible, too many states banned same sex marriages
It’s 2011, just get with the times and accept it everywhere. =3
Neva here in Tn which is sad cuz I really love my gf and I wanna be with her 4ever ON AND OFF PAPER
it should!
No. It won’t. Too many retarded states (31, I think) put a ban in their CONSTITUTION which means that even in future generations, when a majority of people are for, it will still be difficult to undo. Another classic example of past generations ruining things for their children who will probably have more sense than them.
Did you know there are more states who have laws saying it’s okay to marry your first cousin than states who legalize same-sex marriage? Unfortunately, I live in one. :(