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Gay marriage in Mass.

  • Mass. AG sees gay marriage limit | Says law bars most out-of-staters (The Boston Globe)

  • Reilly says Romney lacks legal argument for a stay | Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly accused Governor Mitt Romney yesterday of trying to force political arguments before the Supreme Judicial Court by trying to seek a delay of the court's gay-marriage ruling (The Boston Globe)

  • The bully pulpit | Having rejected Governor Mitt Romney's request that he launch a desperate, last-ditch bid to thwart the implementation of the Supreme Judicial Court's gay marriage ruling, Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly ought to turn his legal attention to revoking the tax-exempt status of the Catholic Church (Eileen McNamara, The Boston Globe)

  • House is urged not to pursue amendment | 1996 marriage act is enough, its author says (The Boston Globe)

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