A law introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday could overturn a bill approved by the D.C. City Council and Mayor Adrian M. Fenty to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states.
About 30 members of the House have expressed support for the federal bill, which defines marriage as between a man and a woman, the Washington Post reported Thursday. Congress oversees the District’s lawmaking and has 30 days to review the bill, which Fenty signed earlier this month.
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Bob Beckel, who taught advanced political strategy at GW for more than 10 years, said, “When’s the last time you heard about rape on a college campus?” on Fox News Tuesday.
The former deputy chief of staff Messina said the door-knocking, voter-registering generation of volunteers was instrumental to the campaign that made history not just because of votes but also how it rallied supporters.
The State Department is considering an expansion into a handful of buildings at 2300 E St.
Bob Beckel, who taught advanced political strategy at GW for more than 10 years, said, “When’s the last time you heard about rape on a college campus?” on Fox News Tuesday.
The former deputy chief of staff Messina said the door-knocking, voter-registering generation of volunteers was instrumental to the campaign that made history not just because of votes but also how it rallied supporters.
The State Department is considering an expansion into a handful of buildings at 2300 E St.
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