Cheney Stars in Gay Republicans' Anti-Bush Ad
Log Cabin Republicans, a gay group that supported President Bush's election, plans to run a TV commercial opposing the president's call for a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.

The unwitting star of the ad: Vice President Dick Cheney.


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Minorities Weigh In On Gay Marriage
BY JEFFREY KOSSEFF
c.2004 Newhouse News Service
WASHINGTON --
As Congress debates whether a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage would be discriminatory, both sides are seeking support from other minority groups who are all too familiar with discrimination


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FIRST THEY CAME FOR THE SHOCK JOCKS


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Jamieson votes no
By Ross Willis
Georgia-Rep. Jeanette Jamieson did not change her mind on the same sex marriage amendment, but rather she had to vote against the legislation because it is flawed.


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City hears feedback on marriages, municipal relations
By: Jill Raygor March 10, 2004
Last Monday's announcement by Ithaca Mayor Carolyn Peterson offering city legal backing to any same-sex couple denied the right to marry by the state resulted in her receiving more than 40 e-mails within two days time, she said at last Wednesday's Common Council meeting.

However, only one member of the gay community addressed council during its March session.
Richard Livingston, a Town of Ithaca resident, was well received by the council. After congratulating the city for taking a stance on gay marriage he said that not enough was being done.

"I am being denied by the city and the town my constitutional right," said Livingston, who filed for a marriage license on March 1 with the town. "I am making the public aware that I will not shut up and I will not step back from my right that everybody else in Ithaca has."