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    Easing on Down the Road Toward Marriage Equality
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    At the Empire State Pride Agenda dinner, Schumer was clear in his message to others and that includes the White House (the video is at the end of this piece): "If Dick Cheney can support marriage, so can every senator. So can every Democrat, Republican, Liberal Conservative ... Equality should know no bounds, and we must not rest until we have marriage in all fifty of these United States." Everyone knows now the nation's elderly are holding up the journey to our freedom. Full Article at David Mixner
    If Dick Cheney can support marriage, so can every senator. So can every Democrat, Republican, Liberal Conservative ... Equality should know no bounds, and we must not rest until we have marriage in all fifty of these United States.
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