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Sunday, August 26, 2012

Advocates of Gay Marriage See Chance in Maryland

When Marylanders go to the polls in November, the state could become the first to affirm same-sex marriage   in a popular vote.

In March, lawmakers in Maryland approved a measure to allow such unions, but it came with a built-in escape hatch: it would not take effect until 2013.
The waiting period was intended as a compromise with opponents of the measure and as an insurance policy for supporters. Lawmakers feared validating marriages for a period, only to have them overturned by a popular vote later, as happened with Proposition 8   in California.
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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

They will climb in a hole with Obama and disappear for good as he will in November.

Anonymous said...

We can only hope...for a change...

Anonymous said...

11:44 - there's some change we can hope for!