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Williams, Candidate for Maine Governor, Disappointed over Same-Sex Marriage Vote

Lynne Williams, a Green Independent Party candidate for Maine's next governor, claimed she was "bitterly disappointed" that Mainers have decided to repeal the same-sex marriage law which had been passed by the Maine Legislature earlier this year. Full Article at The Exception

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