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Marriage ban opponents hail Perdue's move Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/01/27/2962673/marriage-ban-opponents-hail-perdues.html#storylink=cpy - Fri, 27 Jan 2012
Excerpt from Charlotte Observer:
Opponents of the proposed constitutional ban on gay marriage and civil unions say they got a boost Thursday with Gov. Bev Perdue's decision not to seek a second term.
With Perdue out, there's likely to be a primary for governor that draws more Democrats to the polls May 8.
Read more: http://marriagenewswatch.com/2012/01/marriage-ban-opponents-hail-perdues-move-read-more-here-httpwwwcharlotteobservercom201201272962673ma.html
Source: Charlotte Observer
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NEW POLL SHOWS 59% SUPPORT FOR CIVIL UNIONS - IN TEXAS. - Fri, 27 Jan 2012
Excerpt from Log Cabin Republicans:
Texas matches most of the rest of the country when it comes to increased rights for same sex couples: voters there are against gay marriage, but support some form of equality in the form of either marriage or civil unions. Only 29% say they think gay marriage should be legal, while 57% believe it should be illegal. But 59% support either gay marriage or civil unions with only 38% completely opposed to any legal recognition.
Read more: http://marriagenewswatch.com/2012/01/new-poll-shows-59-support-for-civil-unions-in-texas.html
Source: Log Cabin Republicans
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McKenna reaffirms stance against same-sex marriage - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 Excerpt from The Everett Herald:
As a bill to legalize gay marriage edged closer to becoming law Thursday, the front-running Republican candidate for governor is making clear he'll vote against it if given the chance this fall.
Read more: http://marriagenewswatch.com/2012/01/mckenna-reaffirms-stance-against-same-sex-marriage.html
Source: The Everett Herald
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Domestic Partners Join DOMA Health Care Lawsuit - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 Excerpt from SF Gate:
While the ruling determined only that the suit can proceed on behalf of registered partners as well as spouses, Wilken indicated - as she did in another ruling a year ago - that she is inclined to overturn the law.
Federal officials "have failed to show a plausible, legitimate rationale for excluding registered domestic partners from (the law's) list of eligible family members (for the tax benefits), and the court can think of none," Wilken wrote.
Read more: http://marriagenewswatch.com/2012/01/domestic-partners-join-doma-health-care-lawsuit.html
Source: SF Gate
ZeroH8.tv is a site where you can see videos dedicated to overturning the recently passed Prop 8 in California.
That's right, the one that defines marriage as being between a man and a woman. That leaves a lot of people out and we don't think that is right. How about you?
