Penelope Gnesin and Brenda Sue Fulton, a West Point graduate, exchanged vows in the regal church in an afternoon ceremony, attended by about 250 guests and conducted by a senior Army chaplain.
The two have been together for 17 years. They had a civil commitment ceremony that didn't carry any legal force in 1999 and had long hoped to formally tie the knot. The way was cleared last year, when New York legalized same-sex marriage and President Barack Obama lifted the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy prohibiting openly gay people from serving in the military.
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WTF is going on with this country.
well 826, seems like you have folks in uniform who signed up to fight for freedom, practicing that freedom here at home.
Why does it have to be in a chapel?
7:07 AM
In your Face!
That must be an OBAMA CHAIR.
What are they going to do when SHARIA LAW comes to America ,Hmmmm hide back in the closet I BET, I am sure we wont see them on the fields fighting but the fight for gay rights must go on.
hell yeah, send them all to battle.
Gays have ALWAYS had the legal right to draw up documents giving their partner the same benefits as a marriage partner. This is about CONTROL. Minority groups are absolutely controlling the majority.
Disgrace to a once great country.
I guess now they have the freedom to maary. My question is...why when 2 lesbians are together, one always dresses and acts/looks more manly, and one more feminine? I never see BOTH feminine and ladylike!! And when 2 gay men are together, they look and act the same? Just wondering!
What are the thoughts of others?
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