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Six GOP candidates just pledged to make anti-gay discrimination the law
The First Amendment Defense Act, if passed, would make anti-LGBTQ discrimination legal under the banner of “religious liberty.”
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A gay dad sounds off on the day Mike Huckabee waged war on a bag of potato chips
Mike Huckabee, a financial wizard of the Bigotry Industry, has stepped in to capitalize on a very limited edition, and now totally consumed, batch of corn chips.
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Key takeaways from the GOP’s undercard presidential debate
Important highlights from the first of Wednesday’s two debates, which featured George Pataki, Lindsey Graham, Rick Santorum and Bobby Jindal.
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WATCH: Santorum claims Supreme Court marriage ruling is not settled “any more than Dred Scott was settled law to Abraham Lincoln.”
The fear in GOP candidates’ faces was palpable when LGBT issues came up in Thursday’s debate.
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WATCH: If elected, Gov. Jindal will sign order protecting Christians from LGBTs
He’d make sure “Christian business owners” don’t face discrimination for having a “traditional view of marriage.”
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Santorum denounces marriage ruling as Supreme Court decision dominates conservative gathering
Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum denounced the landmark gay marriage ruling Friday in a fiery speech to about 4,000 conservatives gathered in Denver.
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1. The president doesn’t get to veto Supreme Court rulings. 2. Rick Santorum will never be president.
With the Supreme Court due to rule on marriage any day now, Presidential “candidate” Rick Santorum says he would fight back against a pro-equality ruling. So do couples need to worry about the possibility that Santorum could stop them from marrying?
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‘President’ Santorum won’t enforce same-sex marriage ruling since it’s a ‘violation of the first amendment’
Santorum said that he holds out hope that the Supreme Court will rule against marriage equality advocates “because there is no way that the left will stop at mere tolerance, they will demand conformity.”
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Rick Santorum: The Supreme Court doesn’t get the last word on same-sex marriage
“I think it’s important to understand that the Supreme Court doesn’t have the final word,” said the presidential candidate on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday.
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Rick Santorum announces second White House run
Rick Santorum, an aggressive advocate for conservative family values and longtime opponent of LGBT rights, launched a 2016 White House bid on Wednesday, vowing to fight for working-class Americans in a new election season that will test his influence – and focus on social issues – in a changing Republican Party.