There Still is Much to be Done for GLBT Rights


	There Still is Much to be Done for GLBT Rights

bigdevs

11-10-2008 3:53 PM

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glbt rights, gay rights, gay marriage, unconstitutional, steps back, constitutional amendment, protections, deny, courts

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11-10-2008 3:55 PM

pcmkrfn

Same thing holds true in AZ; so disappointed in my neighbors for voting Yes on 102

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