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2016 Postmortem

dsc

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1. that is a really unfair attack

Reply to DemocraticWing (Original post)

Fri Jul 3, 2015, 11:55 PM

Jul 2015

and it should be pointed out, your candidate also supports ENDA. That said, I would prefer a change in the Civil Rights Act of 1964 but given the fact we will most likely have a GOP House, that is rather unlikely.

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LGBT Activists Slam Martin O’Malley for Backing Limited LGBT Protections [View all] DemocraticWing Jul 2015 OP

that is a really unfair attack dsc Jul 2015 #1

This isn't really a Bernie vs. Martin issue for me. DemocraticWing Jul 2015 #2

yeah, but Bernie says he'll vote for a bill that isn't even crafted, much less introduced bigtree Jul 2015 #7

The proposal to amdend the Civil Rights Act was first introduced in Congress in 1974 by Bella Abzug Bluenorthwest Jul 2015 #8

the way you treat allies, like this group does, 'slamming' O'Malley bigtree Jul 2015 #9

Sure is a 'wonder.' elleng Jul 2015 #10

It isn't his job to determine the strategy of gay rights groups dsc Jul 2015 #11

Why should some taxpayers be treated differently xfundy Jul 2015 #3

We rejected ENDA? Prism Jul 2015 #4

'Today's ruling is the result of years of work by advocates & Americans across this country. elleng Jul 2015 #5

why did they single out O'Malley when Sanders co-sponsored the legislation bigtree Jul 2015 #6