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ATLANTA -- President Bush isn't the only Republican receiving flak over campaign advertisements. U.S. Senate candidate Herman Cain has been asked by the Georgia Log Cabin Republicans -- a chapter of the nation's largest gay and lesbian organization -- to take his radio ad supporting the traditional view of marriage off the airwaves. According to Cain press secretary Nicole Berry, last Friday, Marc Yeager, president of the Georgia Log Cabin Republicans, contacted Cain's campaign headquarters and formally asked that the radio ad be removed. Cain said he isn't changing a thing.

CURRENT EVENT/RESULT From... "Judge Ronald Evans Quidachay denied the Campaign for California Families' request for a temporary restraining order Friday, saying conservative groups failed to prove same-sex weddings would cause irreparable harm. In a separate case, another judge declined to order an immediate stop to the marriages Tuesday." HISTORICAL INFORMATION In San Francisco, a judge invalidated a ballot initiative, "Care Not Cash," approved by 60 percent of the voters. The measure would have reduced the cash payouts to homeless individuals and used the savings to treat addiction and build shelters for them. Superior Court Judge Ronald Quidachay said that the...