June 22nd, 2009
I believe that, when my daughters grow up, barriers to marriage equality for same-sex couples will seem as archaic, and as unfair, as the laws we once had against inter-racial marriage. And I want them to know that, even if he was a little late, their dad came down on the right side of history.

Senator Christopher Dodd, adopting a fully inclusive position on marriage.

From squashed through mikehudack

Reblogged from Mike Hudack
60 notes
  1. tatals reblogged this from fuckyeahlgbt
  2. nowmybutthurts reblogged this from shiningstar
  3. dylicious reblogged this from asprettyasasong
  4. asprettyasasong reblogged this from squashed
  5. shiningstar reblogged this from lady88
  6. minorjive reblogged this from ayse and added:
    May the rest of your colleagues join you on the right side of history, Senator Dodd.
  7. dirtydeedsdyan reblogged this from lady88
  8. lady88 reblogged this from apoplecticskeptic
  9. ayse reblogged this from vruz and added:
    squashed:mikehudack:danielholter:vruz
  10. vruz reblogged this from apoplecticskeptic
  11. apoplecticskeptic reblogged this from mikehudack
  12. transparentcommunity reblogged this from squashed
  13. someweretricksters reblogged this from squashed
  14. timhackbarth reblogged this from mikehudack and added:
    From squashed through mikehudack
  15. derbyboy reblogged this from squashed
  16. chriscavs reblogged this from mikehudack
  17. jonhall reblogged this from squashed
  18. baravettski reblogged this from raptoravatar
Loading tweets...

@timhackbarth

The sub-par, yet slowly improving missives of Tim Hackbarth, man about town in Austin, TX.