Posted on 03/20/2009 11:24:03 AM PDT by anniegetyourgun
City Councilman Bill de Blasio has introduced a resolution calling on the federal government to recognize same-sex couples in the 2010 Census and to include gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people in other federal surveys. But the resolution carries little more than symbolic weight, and the Census Bureau believes that the federal Defense of Marriage Act bars it from recognizing same-sex marriage, as Mr. de Blasio and other supports of gay rights would like it to do.
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Aren't they already on record down at the AIDS clinic?
...”to recognize same-sex couples in the 2010 Census and to include gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender...”
When did trannies become a protected minority? Seriously, I feel like I am living in the fun house now and it gets worse every day...
I certainly do. Now they have become exhibitionists.
I’m sorry Mr. de Blasio, I don’t do drugs. So you tell me. This is important because...?
Don’t forget man-beast and beast-on-beast couples!
Gays will protest being counted in the Census because theur true number will be revealed.
Woof!
At the NYTimes personnel records.
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Not if the White House gets control of the Census!
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