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Tag Archives: fiscal issues
What’s Brewing: Tea party mixes in social issues; details in anti-gay stoning; GLAAD Media Awards
Your weekday morning blend from Instant Tea: 1. Surprise!!! The tea party in Texas isn’t concerned only with fiscal issues, according to The Dallas Morning News (subscription required). Turns out, it also contains its fair share of homophobes, racists and … Continue reading
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Tagged Dallas Morning News, disorderly conduct, elderly victim, fiscal issues, GLAAD Media Awards, indecent exposure, joe thomas, john joe, murder suspect, open lewdness, party groups, psychiatric ward, Ricky Martin, russell simmons, seidman, sexual advances, sole beneficiary, tea bagging, tea parties, texas tea party
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What’s Brewing: Marriage updates from Maryland, New Hampshire; poll shows U.S. evenly divided
Sam Arora Your weekday morning blend from Instant Tea: 1. A marriage equality bill once thought to be assured of passage in the Maryland House remains stalled in committee, with lawmakers who once supported the measure now wavering under intense … Continue reading
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Tagged advocates, Democrat, equality bill, fiscal issues, flip flopper, house committee, intense pressure, Lawmakers, lgbt, margin of error, marriage equality, measures, morning blend, pew poll, proposals, religious right, same-sex marriage, statistical tie, weekday morning
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Ed Oakley: ‘What is [Tom Leppert] smoking?’
Ed Oakley is shown alongside Tom Leppert during a runoff debate in 2007. Turns out we aren’t the only ones concerned about the potential negative impact of Tom Leppert’s gay-loving past on his bid for the Republican nomination for U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged Associated Press, conservative voters, dallas mayor, Dallas Morning News, economic issues, faith issues, First Baptist Church, fiscal issues, Gay marriage, gay Pride, lgbt community, man and woman, marriage equality, negative impact, republican nomination, runoff, social issues, Tom Leppert, trinity river, U.S. Senate
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What’s Brewing: Key Prop 8 decision coming; marriage ban advances in Ind.; Gaga hatefest
Your weekday morning blend from Instant Tea: 1. The California Supreme Court is set to consider today whether it believes Prop 8 supporters have legal standing to defend the same-sex marriage ban in federal court, after state officials refused to … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthem', california supreme court, civil unions, constitutional amendment, court of appeals, domestic partnerships, federal challenge, fiscal issues, gays, Lady Gaga, Legislatures, Marriage, marriage ban, Nuts, Republican, same sex marriage bans, same-sex marriage, state officials, Tea Party, wrong side
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