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Please consider Barry Walsh, running against Pence in the 6th District. He opposes amending the Constitution to ban marriage equality and supports DOMA repeal, despite that he personally and professionally as a preacher it's not something he's spiritually comfortable with enough to say he approves. That's someone who really understands the difference between civil and religious marriage and who has very thoughtfully come to the same conclusion about the appropriate roles of church and state that Thomas Jefferson and James Madison did when they conceived the First Amendment.
He's six points down and it's a tough district but he deserves at least some tangible statement that his is a courageous stand we support.
Marla R. Stevens | October 27, 2006 9:16 PM
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