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?What does Ken Mehlman have to say about his former boss, anti-gay Texas Rep. Lamar Smith??

By Alliance Alert

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Dallas Voice: "The Alliance Defense Fund announced Tuesday it had filed motions on behalf of Smith asking to intervene in two cases in which a U.S. district judge in Massachusetts declared DOMA unconstitutional. The ADF argues on behalf of Smith that the Obama administration isn?t doing enough to defend the 1996 law, which some gay-rights activists don?t think the administration should be defending at all."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on October 07, 2010 (boomark / email).

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