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| Blog Name: | ...twentysomething... |
| Url: | http://paulalanrichardson.wordpress.com/ |
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| Topics: | Illinois, Politics, Humor |
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We Carry On
Dust off and fight on. New Jersey is next. Here’s an ad from marriage supporters….
Dust off and fight on. New Jersey is next. Here’s an ad from marriage supporters….
One Step Back
Friends console one another after learning about the unofficial defeat on Question 1 at election night headquarters in Portland, Maine, early Wednesday morning, Nov. 4, 2009. Maine voters decided decide to rescind the Legislature's approval of same-sex marriage.(AP Photo/Pat Wellenbach) Thousands of Maine citizens woke up today with less rights than they did when they went to sleep. The voters of the state
Friends console one another after learning about the unofficial defeat on Question 1 at election night headquarters in Portland, Maine, early Wednesday morning, Nov. 4, 2009. Maine voters decided decide to rescind the Legislature's approval of same-sex marriage.(AP Photo/Pat Wellenbach) Thousands of Maine citizens woke up today with less rights than they did when they went to sleep. The voters of the state
No Words
The vote for marriage equality in Maine draws near. Polls show a deadlock, 48% to 48%. As a refresher, the Maine legislature passed a bill legalizing gay marriage. The governor signed it, making it law. Shortly after, a citizen referendum was spearheaded to overturn the legislative decision. Opponents of same-sex marriage have released two more ads. I have no words. Confession: my ability to offer any sort of objective comment on these things has long ago disappeared. To me, these are hateful, sad displays that will be cringed at years from now. But that could simply be a p
The vote for marriage equality in Maine draws near. Polls show a deadlock, 48% to 48%. As a refresher, the Maine legislature passed a bill legalizing gay marriage. The governor signed it, making it law. Shortly after, a citizen referendum was spearheaded to overturn the legislative decision. Opponents of same-sex marriage have released two more ads. I have no words. Confession: my ability to offer any sort of objective comment on these things has long ago disappeared. To me, these are hateful, sad displays that will be cringed at years from now. But that could simply be a p
In The Beginning
At least this ridiculous ad currently running in Washington doesn’t hide the fact that it thinks one particular religious view should be mandated upon the entire state… Sacred Ground from Protect Marriage Washington on Vimeo.
At least this ridiculous ad currently running in Washington doesn’t hide the fact that it thinks one particular religious view should be mandated upon the entire state… Sacred Ground from Protect Marriage Washington on Vimeo.
NOlympics
KG, Paul, and random stranger hold up Olympic rings on Daley Plaza No words need typing to describe the saddness that befell all of us on Daley Plaza the moment we learned that our beloved city was eliminated from contention for hosting 2016’s biggest party. On the first round. Other have already typed the words: stunned, shocked, disgusted, flabbergasted… Other have already given t
KG, Paul, and random stranger hold up Olympic rings on Daley Plaza No words need typing to describe the saddness that befell all of us on Daley Plaza the moment we learned that our beloved city was eliminated from contention for hosting 2016’s biggest party. On the first round. Other have already typed the words: stunned, shocked, disgusted, flabbergasted… Other have already given t
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