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Do Democrats really think delaying a vote on the Respect for Marriage Act can save it?
Given the hand that they’ve been dealt, Democrats don’t have much choice but to hope that the gamble they’re making now will pay off after the midterm election.
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Senate will delay marriage equality bill until after the midterms
“We’re very confident that the bill will pass but we will need a little more time.”
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Republicans would rather commit electoral suicide than protect marriage equality
GOP support for the Respect for Marriage Act is eroding even as Sen. Chuck Schumer schedules a vote.
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Queen Máxima of the Netherlands visits a gay bar in San Francisco
“Support to the LGBT community, it is something we feel so strongly about,” she told the press.
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Ted Cruz says he will vote against marriage equality bill
“This bill without a religious liberty protection would have massive consequences across our country.”
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Singapore to repeal colonial-era law against sex between men
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong stopped short of endorsing same-sex marriage in the Southeast Asian city-state.
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Straight congressman’s impassioned speech for marriage equality nails what is at stake
Donald Norcross, a fourth-term Congressman, is a blue collar workhorse. That’s precisely why his impassioned stemwinder before a marriage equality vote in Congress stands out.
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These GOP Senate candidates oppose marriage equality. They have a chance at winning
Republican Senate candidates have made clear they support an erosion of equality protections, making their extremist views on marriage equality, abortion access, and other freedoms central to their campaigns.
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83 conservative organizations claim same-sex marriage bill will legalize polygamy & incest
The Respect for Marriage Act will protect same-sex and interracial marriages. But these conservatives say it will legalize “marriages involving a minor or relative.”