Gay marriage takes center stage in the 9th Congressional District race; an anti-abortion group endorses Rep. Doug McKillip . . .
North Carolina voters, having once written anti-black sentiments into their state constitution, can add anti-gay sentiments as well . . .
King & Spalding decides that things go better with Coke, withdraws from its agreement to defend the “Defense of Marriage Act” on behalf of U.S. House Republicans . . .
Georgia voters banned gay marriages just as other states began the process of legalizing them . . .
In a nationwide poll commissioned by the Associated Press, a majority favor gay marriage and a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants . . .
On the issue of gay marriage, Georgia remains stuck on the wrong side of history . . .
There were two significant developments on the gay marriage issue this week. New Hampshire’s conservative Democratic governor, John Lynch, signed legislation that authorizes same-sex marriages in that state, which brings the number of states where it’s been legalized to six. Former vice president Dick Cheney also said he supports gay marriage as long as it [...]
