Is the Obama administration's decision to no longer defend the Defense of Marriage Act in court a game changer?
Hours after the White House made its announcement, Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie signed his state's civil unions bill into law. The Maryland State Senate is poised to vote on a marriage equality bill later today. Rhode Island lawmakers continue to debate a similar measure, while Republican legislators in New Hampshire have introduced two bills that would repeal marriage for gays and lesbians in the Granite State.
Obama's announcement certainly amounts to a game changer in the battle to secure marriage for same-sex couples. As I blogged yesterday, however, the fight for marriage equality in the United States is far from over.
Boy in Bushwick appears on "The Brian Lehrer Show" to discuss the administration's DOMA decision and its implications for same-sex couples.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Is Obama's DOMA announcement a game changer?
Posted by Boy in Bushwick at 1:03 PM
Labels: Defense of Marriage Act, DOMA, Gay, LGBT, President Obama
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