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Gay Marriage – What’s the Big Deal?
Tuesday, April 7, 2009, marked a cornerstone for gay rights in Vermont, as the state legislature overrode Gov. Jim Douglas’s veto of a bill allowing gay couples to marry. This adds Vermont to one of four states permitting gay marriage, the other … Continue reading
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Tagged Gay legislation, Gay marriage, Human Rights, Same sex marriage, The National Organization for Marriage, UCLA, Vermont
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Waterboarding – Justifiable or Unconstitutional?
During George W’s reign, much controversy was brought to the process of waterboarding, or inflicting the sensation of drowning to obtain information from captives. Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, Constitution, George W. Bush, Human Rights, Legality, Politics, Waterboarding
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