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In Rhode Island, an entire delegation to the state Senate backs gay marriage — and it’s the Republicans.
Rhode Island Public Radio reports that all five Republican members of the state’s upper chamber will support a bill legalizing same-sex marriage in the state.
The state House voted in favor of gay marriage earlier this year; it’s now before the Senate Judiciary Committee and could see a vote in the full Senate by the end of the week. The regional chapter of the National Organization for Marriage has threatened to unseat Senate Minority Leader Dennis L. Algiere (R) over the vote.
Is Rhode Island, often considered the most liberal state in the nation, ready to join the civilized rest of New England and make gay equality a reality? Or will the Haters prevail?
I think it's wonderful that these state senators have preceded their balls-to-the-wall attack on gun owners with an extension of civil rights to an apparently more favorable minority population--extending marriage rights really is the least those cretins can do in the meantime.
Is Rhode Island, often considered the most liberal state in the nation, ready to join the civilized rest of New England and make gay equality a reality? Or will the Haters prevail?
Governments all over the world are embracing the idea of same sex marriage. Governments all over the world are becoming more and more corrupt...it only makes sense that the corruption of marriage is now normal...corruption is the norm.
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