
PAUL -- Love and marriage soon will go together for Minnesota gays like they do for straight couples. Enough senators agreed and gave the Minneapolis Democrat his wish of a Minnesota that allows same-sex couples to marry, the 12th state to allow it. Senators voted to remove a state law that bans same-sex marriage.
PAUL, Minn. AP — Rep. Omar was a co-sponsor of a similar bill when she was in the Minnesota House.

He was the first openly gay man to run and be elected to the Minnesota Legislature, without previously having held a seat in it. Allan Spear was the first openly gay member of the Minnesota Legislature. One of his parents was a member of the United States Air Force.
Ilhan Omar D-Minn. Omar, who was elected to Congress last year, was the co-sponsor of of similar bill when she served as a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. Scott Dibble D-Minneapolisthe only openly gay Minnesota senator, also spoke at the rally, urging the youth in attendance to meet their legislators, fight for change, and run for office. A study found that the rate of attempted suicide by LGBTQ youth who were subjected to attempts to change their sexual orientation was more than double the rate of those not subjected to such attempts.
Last November, a constitutional ban on gay marriage was on the ballot in Minnesota. It was struck down by voters. Just six months later, Minnesota lawmakers passed a bill legalizing same-sex marriage.


With deafening cheers and overwhelming emotion, the Minnesota Senate voted to legalize same-sex marriage. The vote, on the heels of a vote last week in the House, brings to a close a decade of debate over marriage that has echoed through the Capitol, bringing thousands of friends and foes of gay marriage to its marbled dome to express their deeply held feelings. The measure next moves to Gov.
The Senate voted to ban abortions after 20 weeks unless the mother is at risk of death or serious harm. The provision is intended to protect a fetus once it can feel pain. Michelle Benson, R-Ham Lake, who chairs the health and human services committee.
He has never stopped working for racial, social and economic justice and his efforts got real results for all Minnesotans. Every day he is fueled by the core value that every single person is equal, that everyone matters, and that every one of us deserves fairness and opportunity. Today Scott is taking his lifelong fight for justice to Congress. Forged in the politics of adversity, Scott has been a movement organizer and progressive leader for decades.
Senator D. Scott Dibble first became involved in politics in the mids working on issues concerning the civil rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender GLBT communities including policies affecting those with HIV and AIDS. His involvement led to organizing on issues of social and economic justice—especially in the areas of neighborhood livability, transportation, housing, energy, and the environment.
Senator Dibble reminds the body that the Minnesota Consitution prohibits the promotion of a particular religion which is what he says this prayer does. A new Governor made it happen this year. They can get angry and hate the opposition, or they can win using love vs. Or the Presbyterians the evangelicals or any other denomination but rather the head of the denomination and his name is Jesus.
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