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LGBT News Colorado leaders move on same-sex marriage, even before civil unions begin

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  1. suninthesky

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    Colorado leaders move on same-sex marriage, even before civil unions begin – LGBTQ Nation

    In 2006, when Amendment 43 was passed I wasn't old enough to vote, but now I am! Also, kudos to the republican that now feels she can speak her mind - too bad she didn't feel like she could while elected.
     
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    LET'S ALL MOVE TO COLORADO AND GET STONED/MARRIED!!!
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    I was old enough to vote on amendment 64, haha.
     
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    don't say you want to get 'stoned' in a redstate... you might not like the type of stoning they provide.
     
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    So happy to be living here right now!
     
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    Colorado is definitely not a "red state" anymore. At most it's a purple state...but on social issues at least it definitely is one of the more progressive states. It's shown a willingness to be more progressive than Oregon on both marijuana and same-sex marriage, for example.
     
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    I was old enough to vote at that time...and voted against A-43 :slight_smile:
     
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    Yeesh, don't remind me. >_<
     
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    If it weren't for Colorado Springs.... CO would be easily blue.
     
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    Actually, while Colorado did vote democrat the last couple of elections, only the Denver/Boulder area are blue. The majority of the outlying cities are red.
     
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