Christie heats up New Jersey gay marriage debate

"They're here. They're on our home turf," Harris said, referring to the Washington, D.C.-based organization. "And we can't let them win." ~Jean Harris,  Garden State EqualityNow that Chris Christie has been...

New Jersey to take on gay marriage fight next

Governor Corzine was eager to sign a gay marriage bill into legislation.  Newly elected Christie says he would favor a federal amendment banning gay marriage nationally.   Now gay advocates are in a...

Gay marriage : A protection for heterosexuals, these exes say

One often hears the argument from those against gay marriage that "Gays are not denied the right to marry:  they can legally marry a person of the opposite gender." .   But for this group of gay marriage defenders,  that is where the nightmare begins.  ...

The Bradley effect and the gay marriage repeal in Maine

The Bradley Effect is a political phenomena named after the  African American  politician Thomas Bradley who lost the 1982 California governor's race despite being far ahead in the polls.   It was found that people told pollsters they intended to vote...

Both sides reflecting on Question One in aftermath of repeal

PORTLAND, Maine  In the aftermath of the repeal of gay marriage in the bellwether state of Maine,  both sides are reflecting,  and looking to the future. The gay marriage advocacy groups are vowing...

Rural-Urban divide was at work in Maine repeal of gay marriage

"Opinions may differ on particular strategies. But the unofficial results show that, as with many other cultural issues, whether Mainers voted for or against same-sex marriage largely depended on where they call home."  ~Bangor Daily News Online  There has been...

Gay activists eyeing Oregon as they gain confidence

When Kerry lost to incumbent W Bush in 2004,  it was along with a domino of states falling to bans on gay marriage.  Now,  5 years later,  Gay Marriage proponents are rethinking strategies for reversal of that '04 trend.   Buoyed by confidence,...

'As goes Maine, so goes gay marriage' , Politico says

One of the top leading blogs in political America,  "Politico"  -  often cited by MSNBC  -  believes that Maine may prove to be the national bellwether state on the issue of gay marriage.  Question One tops the ballot today as voters head out...

Polls in Maine showing margins close with gay marriage repeal

Tomorrow is the big day in the state of Maine:  Whether legalized gay marriage is to be repealed or not will be decided by Question One on the ballot.  The final Public Policy Polling survey in Maine shows  voters favor repealing the state's law...

Maine Group says "no tolerance for dissent"

Maine Called 'Bellwether' State as conflict swirls around QUESTION ONE,  to be voted on Tuesday,  November 3.  The nation watches Maine,  not for what we are,  but for what we may be. . . . The story of Don Mendell illustrates exactly what...

Once more, Obama defends DOMA?

The  Obama administration has consistently asserted that  the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is discriminatory ;  Moreover,   President Obama has vowed to work for its repeal.  Nonetheless,   the Obama Justice Department has...

Two opposing Family groups on Referendum 71

"Protect the innocence of Washington's kids.  Vote to reject referendum 71." ~Mailer sent out by Focus on the Family   About Referendum 71: Voting APPROVE on Ref. 71 is a vote to keep the...

Maine gay marriage debate gets heated

A group called the Maine Grassroots Coalition is warning that the No on Question One camp is a radical gay agenda group,  which will promote gay behavior in public schools,  advocates extremism and sexual perversion,  and will engage in voter fraud with...

Gay marriage referendum proposed in DC

"NOV. 3 BALLOT: GAY RIGHTS Maine: Question 1. Referendum to overturn legalization of same-sex marriages passed by the Legislature. Washington state:Referendum 71. A referendum on the Legislature's...

Scholastic Book Fairs wants gay parents removed from story

Scholastic,  the company that does the kids' book fairs for schools,  is asking an author to replace a character's gay parents with hetero ones.  Unless she does,  they say the book will not be available at their book fairs (although their catalog will...

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