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Another Iowa Judge Faces Ballot Box Battle Due To Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

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It's All Politics

Another Iowa Judge Faces Ballot Box Battle Due To Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

Iowa Public Radio News

September 26, 2012 • A battle is under way in Iowa over whether a state Supreme Court justice can keep his job. Critics have launched an all-out campaign to throw him off the bench because of his ruling three years ago clearing the way for same-sex marriage. The judge's supporters are fighting back, in a fashion.

Another Iowa Judge Faces Ballot Box Battle Due To Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

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It's All Politics

Log Cabin Leader: Obama Probably Looking At Polls On Gay Marriage

June 27, 2011 • The victory for marriage equality legislation in New York has placed in sharp relief the willingness of state lawmakers, particularly Republicans, to openly support same-sex marriage and President Obama's reluctance to do the same on the national stage. (He's publicly for civil union and says his views are "evolving.)

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Obama Administration Will No Longer Defend Same-Sex Marriage Law

February 23, 2011 • "A documented history of discrimination" against gays is among the reasons why the administration will no longer argue that the Defense of Marriage Act is constitutional, Attorney General Eric Holder says.