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Proud Liberal Dem

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11. *Snap*

Reply to jberryhill (Reply #9)

Wed Jun 26, 2013, 10:13 AM

Jun 2013

Thanks for the clarification. I thought that the entire law had been brought down.

So, the fight goes on to elect a Congress to repeal the law in its entirety.

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Ironic the SC took away voting rights from minorities and gave marriage rights to Gays [View all] kimbutgar Jun 2013 OP

And other states BP2 Jun 2013 #1

That map is WAY out of date! MineralMan Jun 2013 #13

The two decisions have a high potential for dividing progressives.... Junkdrawer Jun 2013 #2

This. nt ecstatic Jun 2013 #8

I was just thinking the same thing. paparush Jun 2013 #3

They gave marriage rights to CA while 37 other states still do not have it LonePirate Jun 2013 #4

Without DOMA Proud Liberal Dem Jun 2013 #6

This ruling was on Section 3 of DOMA jberryhill Jun 2013 #9

*Snap* Proud Liberal Dem Jun 2013 #11

Just more bread & circuses for the masses JW2020 Jun 2013 #5

It all depends on framing jberryhill Jun 2013 #7

I was thinking that when I heard the decision on the way Skidmore Jun 2013 #10

I share your feelings LeftInTX Jun 2013 #12