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| Shifting political winds blow Senate Democrats into same-sex marriage camp Washington Post In U.S. politics, the cause of same-sex marriage has still lost far more often than it has won. In all, 38 states have passed laws outlawing it. And it wasn't until last fall — in Maryland, Washington and Maine — that voters in any state actually ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Gay-marriage advocates say Supreme cases have already forged victory in court ... NBCNews.com (blog) The Supreme Court won't rule until June, but gay-marriage advocates said the justices' decision to tackle the issue has already helped them win a victory in the court of public opinion. "The more and more the country talks about this issue, the more ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| 11 key moments from the argument over the Defense of Marriage Act NBCNews.com (blog) The Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared highly skeptical of the Defense of Marriage Act, the 1996 law that blocks federal recognition of gay marriages, according to courtroom observers. Here are 11 key moments from the arguments, which followed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Supreme Court concludes arguments on marriage law Chicago Tribune Arguments over the last two days on the DOMA case and a separate one challenging California's ban on gay marriage marked the high court's first foray into a delicate and divisive political, religious and social issue in the United States as polls ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Marriage Security and Insecurities - NYTimes.com By By DAVID BROOKS and GAIL COLLINS Brooks and Collins on same-sex marriage, teen mothers and single parenthood. Opinionator | ||
| Facebookers Go Red To Support Marriage Equality | TechCrunch By Jordan Crook Notice a little extra red in the blue sea of Facebook the past couple of days? That's a new picture shared by the Human Rights Campaign, an advocacy.. TechCrunch | ||
| O'Reilly thumps gay marriage critics - Politico By Kevin Robillard Fox News host Bill O'Reilly says opponents of gay marriage haven't been able to do "anything but thump the Bible" as they have failed to mount a strong argument against same-sex weddings. "The compelling argument is on the side of ... POLITICO - Politics | ||
| Bill O'Reilly: Gay Marriage Foes Can Only 'Thump The Bible' In Their ... By The Huffington Post News Team Bill O'Reilly said Tuesday that the opponents of same-sex marriage have been unable to do anything but "thump the Bible" in their arguments. Speaking to Megyn Kelly about the Supreme Court's hearing on Proposition 8, O'Reilly--who has ... Bill Oreilly on Huffington Post | ||
| Big Government or Marriage Equality? DOMA Case Puts ... By Adam Serwer The Defense of Marriage Act, Clement contended, only defined marriage as a hetero endeavor for the purpose of federal laws and, therefore, wasn't an imposition on the states, even though the law was enacted because legislators feared the ... Political Mojo | Mother Jones |
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