October 22nd, 2012
01:21 PM ET
8 years ago
Election Day may reveal shift on same-sex marriage
Baltimore, Maryland (CNN) - From her Baltimore kitchen, Rebecca Murphy is lobbying legislators, crafting signs and making phone calls as she wages a battle to allow gays and lesbians to marry in her state.
The married mother of two doesn't have a personal stake in the fight. Rather, Murphy represents the growing number of people nationwide who support gay rights regardless of their own sexual orientation.
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dont see much of shift in dixie....,
Dixie, doesn't shift easily. Too many ignorant people.
Most of Americans, especially, us, Independents, support civil rights for Gays, including marriage.
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dont see much of shift in dixie....,
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well Sooprise sooprise sooprise!!! Maybe they should try getting into the 20th century. I'll give them a little time there before asking them to join reality in TODAY's 21st century life
Gay right is one thing marriage different rights yes marriage no.
If you can produce a baby without sperm or an egg go ahead but you can't so stop your winning and get over it.
No problem with equal rights but marriage is between a man and a woman.