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27 States And Counting

When you get to post a new Wikipedia map twice in a few hours, that was a very good day for our people. When you get to post a new Wikipedia map eight times in four days, that was one of the best weeks in our history.

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Actress Jan Hooks Dies At Age 57

Such terrible news in the middle of an otherwise wonderful day. Jan Hooks, who worked alongside some of the biggest “Saturday Night Live” stars died Thursday, TMZ has learned. She was 57. We’ve learned she passed away this morning in New York City. Sources tell us Jan had been battling a serious illness. Jan was part of the ‘SNL’ cast …

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WEST VIRGINIA: Marriage Licenses Begin!

Chris Bostic and David Epp. First couple to fill out a marriage certificate in Kanawha Co. #wsaz pic.twitter.com/QUssJz7qAm — Shannon Houser (@ShannonWSAZNews) October 9, 2014 Kanawha County is the most populous in West Virginia and is home to the state capital of Charleston.

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NEVADA: Marriages Are Back On (Again!)

Via the Associated Press: A group that fought to keep Nevada’s state ban on same-sex marriage is dropping its appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court and a lower court, clearing the way for gay weddings. The Coalition for the Protection of Marriage on Thursday filed documents with the high court and the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. There is …

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BREAKING: West Virginia AG Drops Defense Of Same-Sex Marriage Ban, Gov Orders State Agencies To Comply

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey today announced that he will no longer defend his state’s constitutional ban on same-sex marriage. Gov. Earl Ray has ordered the issuing of marriage licenses. Morrisey’s office indicates the attorney general disagrees with the Supreme Court decision, but respects that it sets legal precedent for West Virginia. “While we disagree and believe it improperly …

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