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Tag Archives: U.S. Senate
Libertarian Senate candidate from Dallas backs marriage equality
John Jay Myers appears on the ballot in the U.S. Senate race in Texas. He began airing a 30-second spot that will be shown around the state. His YouTube page says that a $5 donation allows the ad to be broadcast one time, so he’s shooting for smaller markets at off-peak times. Continue reading
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Tagged John Jay Myers, Libertarian, paul sadler, Ted Cruz, texas senator, U.S. Senate
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State Sen. John Carona suggests colleague, likely opponent in lieutenant governor’s race is gay
State Sen. John Carona, R-Dallas, allegedly spread word in the Texas Senate that fellow Republican Dan Patrick is having marital problems. Continue reading
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Tagged Dan Patrick, David Dewhurst, John Carona, texas senate, U.S. Senate
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Craig James: I’m not a Nazi
A while back Resource Center Dallas’ Rafael McDonnell pointed out that Republican U.S. Senate candidate Craig James had hired an openly gay campaign consultant, the legendary Arthur Finkelstein. Finkelstein, who married his partner in Massachusetts in 2005, has worked for … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Finkelstein, Craig James, Dallas Morning News, U.S. Senate
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WATCH: Craig James suggests his opposition to civil unions is rooted in the Ten Commandments
U.S. Senate hopeful Craig James said his opposition to legal benefits for same-sex couples is rooted in the Ten Commandments. Continue reading
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Tagged Craig James, David Dewhurst, Ted Cruz, Tom Leppert, U.S. Senate
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Top 10: City elections proved groundbreaking for LGBT community
No. 2 With former Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert announcing that he was stepping down early to run for the U.S. Senate, and longtime Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief announcing he would not be running for re-election, candidates were lining up … Continue reading
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Tagged city councilman, city elections, confidential interview, dallas businessman, dallas chief of police, dallas mayor, David Kunkle, election candidates, frontrunners, mayor mike, mayoral debate, mayoral election, representing district, Stonewall Democrats, trinity river, U.S. Senate, vote getter
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Judiciary committee passes measure to repeal DOMA
Sponsor acknowledges votes aren’t there yet to get Respect for Marriage Act approved by Senate Lisa Keen | Keen News Service lisakeen@me.com The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, Nov. 10, voted to recommend passage of a bill to repeal … Continue reading
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Tagged charles grassley, chief sponsor, class families, committee chairman, defense of marriage act, Democrat, interracial marriages, partisan lines, patrick leahy, religious view, Republicans, restoration of marriage, same sex couples, sen dianne feinstein, senate judiciary committee, stable families, U.S. Senate
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Ready for the fight
Baldwin says she doesn’t believe anti-gay attacks against her in her U.S. Senate bid would work with Wisconsin voters Openly gay members of Congress Rep. Tammy Baldwin, center, and Rep. Jared Polis, right, answer questions from Jonathan Capehart, left, … Continue reading
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Tagged Associated Press, chuck wolfe, democratic nomination, elective office, gay members, gay person, herb kohl, herbert kohl, Jared Polis, jonathan capehart, leadership conference, lesbian victory fund, members of congress, senate races, senate seat, sexual orientation, Tammy Baldwin, telephone conference, U.S. Senate, wisconsin voters
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Tammy Baldwin joins U.S. Senate race
Rep. Tammy Baldwin Associated Press MADISON, Wis. — U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin entered the race Tuesday for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by retiring Democrat Herb Kohl, becoming the first Democrat to officially jump in the contest. … Continue reading
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Tagged city of madison, gay member, herb kohl, madison wis, senate seat, sexual orientation, Tammy Baldwin, U.S. Senate, Wisconsin
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