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Archive for April, 2009

Apr 30 2009

Foxx Says Matthew Shepard Death Not a Hate Crime

Virginia Foxx, a Republican says that Matthew Shepard’s death was not a hate crime on April 29. What is a hate crime if that was not it? People are so blind to hate that they lie and make up excuses.

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Apr 30 2009

Jay Bakker Speeks About Gay Marrigae

Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker’s son Jay speeks up about gay marriage. It is a heartfelt message that all should hear.

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Apr 30 2009

Howard Sterns April 29 Look at Gay Marriage

Yes, Howard Stern got the word out yesterday and he said it well. Listen to Howard and hear what he has to say about gay marriage.

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Apr 07 2009

Vermont Allows Same Sex Marriage

Vermont has now joined the states that allow same sex marriages. The vote was 2/3 in favor of same sex marriage. This makes Vermont up there with Iowa ( just the other day) California and of course Massachusetts. It will take one at a time, but eventually all states will have to agree that redefining marriage and prohibiting same sex marriages will be a thing of the pass. It is the step in the right direction for all gay and lesbian couples.

Which state will be next to realize that banning same sex marriages is unconstitutional and allow the marriage between two people no matter what their sexual orientation.

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Apr 03 2009

Iowa Court Says Gay Marriage is Legal

The court in Iowa has say that same sex marriages are legal and they cannot prohibit same sex couples from marrying. This is great news for those residents of Iowa that want to make their commitment to each other legal. They can now marry and be recognized as a married couple. If you want to get married and live in Iowa, your marriage will be recognized and you will be allowed the same benefits that married couples are entitled to and need. This is another step forward. Now we wait for other court rulings about same sex marriages. It is only a matter of time before other states follow suit.

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