’04 Kerry Remark on Cheney’s Daughter Still Resonates, Women to Begin Serving on Navy Submarines for the First Time, Senate Committee Votes to Require Supreme Court on TV, and more….
Tags: Anti-Bullying Bill, anti-discrimination, Brazil, Canada, Catholic Church, DADT, Dick Cheney, DMS-V, Domestic Partnerships, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Federal Lawsuit, Focus on the Family, gay marriage, Georgia, GOP, immigration, Immigration Reform, John Kerry, LGBT Adoption, LGBT Christians, LGBT Immigration, LGBT Republicans, LGBT Students, LGBT youth, Louisana, marriage equality, Mary Cheney, Massachusetts, Military, Moldova, Obama Judicial Nominations, Pope, Prop 8, Republicans, Rhode Island, same-sex marriage, Sexual Definitions, Tammy Baldwin, United Kingdom, US Supreme Court, Vatican, Women | by Victoria Lavin | April 30th, 2010, 5:37 am
’04 Kerry Remark on Cheney’s Daughter Still Resonates. Read more
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That is a wonderful, common sense ruling by the UK judge on a professional being able to reject clients because he doesn’t like their sexuality, etc. But I’m not sure the courts should tell private professionals who and what to say and serve-unless they are on the taxpayers dole.