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Journalist: 2012 will be last year both parties oppose gay marriage
Ana Marie Cox, political columnist for the Guardian, predicted the 2012 elections would mark the last time that both presidential candidates opposed same sex marriage.
Ron Paul supporters win over Maine and Nevada convention delegations
Texas congressman Ron Paul, who is the sole remaining challenger to presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney, has notched up victories in Nevada and Maine after his supporters won big majorities of their RNC delegates.
Boy convicted of religiously harassing pagan girl
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In what appears to be the first case of its kind, a teenager has been convicted of religiously harassing a female pagan who worked at McDonalds.
Texas Democrats seek to expedite appeal against local tea party group
The Texas Democratic Party on Tuesday filed a motion for expedited appeal in its case against the King Street Patriots, a tea party group based in Houston.
Former DNC chair Tim Kaine evasive on same sex marriage
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Tim Kaine, Virginia Senate candidate and former chair of the Democratic National Convention, danced around the issue of same sex marriage on Tuesday.
Anti-bullying group barred from Catholic school ceremony
The Diocese of Davenport, Iowa, said Monday that a foundation supportive of LGBT students cannot present a scholarship to a student at one of the Diocese’s schools because the foundation’s mission is “contrary to the teachings of the Catholic Church.”
