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| Social conservatives claim Obama's gay marriage endorsement could unite right Fox News Prominent social conservatives are claiming that President Obama's endorsement of gay marriage could be the fuel Mitt Romney needs to unite the right in November. Rick Santorum, the former Republican presidential candidate, is on record urging Romney ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Churches split over gay marriage msnbc.com Patrick Wooden entered the sanctuary on Sunday to a standing ovation, exulting that God's "high hand" had led voters last week to pass a statewide amendment banning same-sex marriage. He took to the pulpit and denounced President Obama for taking a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Gay marriage bans are faith flexing its muscles Chicago Sun-Times BY NEIL STEINBERG nsteinberg@suntimes.com May 13, 2012 10:48PM Television screen shot of President Obama giving an interview about his policy on gay marriage, photographed Wednesday, May 9, 2012 | John J. Kim~Sun-Times Sometimes it is better to be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| On gay marriage declaration, Obama tried to limit risk San Jose Mercury News By Peter Baker and Rachel L. Swarns WASHINGTON -- About two hours after declaring his support for same-sex marriage last week, President Barack Obama gathered eight or so African-American ministers on a conference call to explain himself. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| On marriage and equality Chicago Tribune There has been much discussion of why President Barack Obama came forth Wednesday to say he favors allowing same-sex marriage. Vice President Joe Biden had raised the issue by saying he was "absolutely comfortable" granting same-sex couples the rights ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gov: Prez stance on gay marriage from the heart Boston Herald Deval Patrick insisted before a national TV audience yesterday that President Obama's sudden endorsement of same-sex marriage was "about convictions ... not about politics," but there was little indication he convinced anyone — even advocates who ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| DC area churches grapple with president's stance on same-sex marriage Washington Post John K. Jenkins Jr., pastor of the First Baptist Church of Glenarden, told his congregation on Sunday that he was "deeply, deeply troubled" by President Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage, calling it a "strike at the core foundation" of society. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gay-Marriage Position May Challenge Obama in Swing States BusinessWeek By Joshua Zumbrun on May 14, 2012 President Barack Obama's backing of gay marriage poses potential political challenges for him in many of the states that may decide this year's election, though his move is "the right thing to do," said strategist Mark ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Debating Marriage Coverage – Reliable Sources - CNN.com Blogs By jamiegray John Aravosis, Matt Lewis and Howard Kurtz dissect the media's coverage of the issue of same-sex marriage.... Reliable Sources | ||
| Democrats: Marriage issue won't hurt Obama - The Hill's Blog ... By sbaker@thehill.com (Sam Baker) President Obama's embrace of same-sex marriage won't cost him in November, Democratic lawmakers said Sunday. Obama energized his base — and opened up a flood of campaign donations — by saying he had "evolved" to believe that ... News | ||
| That GOP Gay Marriage Memo | TPM Editors Blog By Josh Marshall You may already have seen the following memo on the gay marriage issue from President Bush's 2004 pollster Jan van Lohuizen. I believe Josh Green was the first to publish it at Bloomberg. Others have picked it up since. It… Talking Points Memo | ||
| Bloomberg Defends Same-Sex Marriage in State That Rejected It ... By By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM At a commencement at the University of North Carolina, the mayor said the state's rejection of same-sex marriage made it clear "how much more work needs to be done." City Room | ||
| Mayor Bloomberg Rips North Carolina Marriage Amendment During ... By mjmontone Mayor Bloomberg has been a vocal supporter of same-sex marriage, he recently promoted his view on the issue during a commencement speech at UNC Chapel Hill. CBS New York |
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