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N.J. legislators inching toward override of Christie’s gay marriage veto

N.J. legislators inching toward override of Christie’s gay marriage veto (via NJ.com)

TRENTON — Under the din of a bustling election season, there’s a quiet movement afoot to make gay marriage a reality in New Jersey by the end of the year. Advocates have been working to convince state lawmakers — including a number of Republicans…

Posted: September 23rd, 2013 | Author: | Filed under: Gay Marriage, marriage, Marriage Equality, Marriage Equality and Religious Exemptions Act, News, NJNewsCommons, RePost | Tags: , , , | 5 Comments »

5 Comments on “N.J. legislators inching toward override of Christie’s gay marriage veto”

  1. Angelini Remains the "Weak Link" said at 11:06 am on September 23rd, 2013:

    C’mon Art, why do you think Angelini didn’t return a phone call? Do you think because her two running mates, O’Scanlon and Beck are willing to cross CC by voting to override his veto?

    All three of these legislators should be ashamed of themselves. They will directly benefit being in the same voting column as CC. I just hope he doesn’t come to their district to campaign for them–they’re not worthy of his support!

  2. Correction said at 11:07 am on September 23rd, 2013:

    O’Scanlon is not running with Angelini; however, CC should not campaign for him as well for the same reasons I suggested above.

    Sorry for the mistake.

  3. Bob English said at 4:02 pm on September 23rd, 2013:

    What’s wrong with Asmb. O’Scanlon and Sen. Beck voting their conscience (and the way the majority of their districts feel) on this issue? They support the Gov 90% of the time anyway.

    I doubt that the big guy feels very strongly about the issue anyway so many having a view that is opposite the Gov’s on this is nothing anyone is going to be thrown overboard over.

  4. suckers said at 4:35 pm on September 23rd, 2013:

    I wish any one of them would make as strong of an effort to address my property taxes as they do to get gay marriage passed. I know, I know… blame the unions, blame the guy before, blame the urban areas, blame blame blame…. how about finally taking on the tough battle instead of kicking the can down the road, again?

  5. Amen, " suckers"! said at 8:18 pm on September 23rd, 2013:

    Exactly right- the unemployment rate, higher than the national rate, still stinks here, businesses and people are still leaving, taxes are way too high, there are too many regulations everywhere, the overpasses are rusty, the lawns don’t get cut, tolls are up, and they worry about this issue,which I for one, am so sick of, I could scream!..All this is, is a play to grab a few more lib votes, to make up for the coattails this gov. is not bringing,down ballot.. What a shame- when many of their local constituents,people in places like Union Beach or Sea Bright still have no help,or hope of any, THIS they grab headlines with- so, really, a pox on all of them!!