The puzzling contradictions of Ruben Diaz, Sr.
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says the LA TIMES.
As expected…
…and the twist? He’s in 3rd grade. Let the teachers-will-teach-our-children-to-be-gay attacks begin.
(Via Towleroad).
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…he represented the plaintiffs in the Iowa gay marriage case; pro bono of course. But his reward was far beyond any monetary compensation he could have received. If there is a better example of the merits of the legal profession, I have rarely seen it.
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Gov. John Baldacci of Maine, on his decision to reverse his stance on gay marriage.
I could not have said it better myself. That is what a Governor is supposed to do.
…which puts New Hampshire on track to become the 5th state to approve gay marraige and the 2nd state to approve gay marriage by a legislature. A majority of New Hampshire residents support same-sex marriage. It is unclear at this point if the Governor will veto the bill.
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