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MD: ?Hundreds crowd Senate for hearing on same-sex marriage?

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Baltimore Sun: Austin R. Nimocks, a lawyer for the conservative Alliance Defense Fund, argued that marriage is intended to create a "stable union for the sake of responsibly producing and raising the next generation." "By adopting same-sex marriage you are telling those families that mothers and fathers don't matter," said Nimocks, who has testified around the country against gay marriage. He ruffled feathers on the committee when he suggested that there was a valid argument for single parents to rear children but not for ame-sex couples to be parents. He defined the ideal environment for raising children as "with a married mother and father in a low-conflict household."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on February 09, 2011 (boomark / email).

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