WATCH VIDEO – Senator Arlen Specter’s service included solicitude and action for same-sex couples denied green cards. By Melanie Nathan, October 15, 2012. It is with great sadness that I note the passing of Senator Arlen Spector of Pennsylvania today. While I thought I could never forgive him for his interrogation of Anita Hill, I […]
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reBlog from Melanie nathan: Rep. Sestak Pulling Close To Arlen Spector In Recent Polling
I am switching my support to Joe Sestak – the extent of my publication of my support and on going coverage shall depend on responses to questions I have regarding UAFA/ CIR and RMA – repeal of DOMA. 10/15/09-by Bridgette P. LaVictoire This primary election may be the swan song for Senator Arlen Spector, the […]
Arlen Specter, (D) PA; is a Democrat
Philosophical embrace or shrewd political venture? Your comments!
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I vowed never to quote Rush Limbaugh on my BLOG- sheez – cannot trust myself ever again : “Arlen Specter should take Megan and John McCain with him.” :)
Arlen Specter – Impact on DOMA and UAFA
I am not sure how many more WOW’s I can handle this month! This is another. The synchronicity in my mind is ALL about UAFA (Uniting American Families Act.) My determination to passage for UAFA selfishly limits me this month; so all I can say is one more vote closer to the demise of the Republican filibuster, especially on LGBT […]
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