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Cato Institute debate
By Michael Key on February 23, 2010
The Cato Institute hosted a discussion about the place of LGBT people in the conservative movement. Presenters included Maggie Gallagher of the National Organization for Marriage, gay blogger Andrew Sullivan and British lawmaker Nick Herbert.
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Tagged with Andrew Sullivan, bisexual, Cato Institute, conservative, gay, gay marriage, Jimmy LaSalvia, lesbian, libertarian, Maggie Gallagher, National Organization for Marriage, Nick Herbert, NOM, same-sex marriage, transgender
Tagged with Andrew Sullivan, bisexual, Cato Institute, conservative, gay, gay marriage, Jimmy LaSalvia, lesbian, libertarian, Maggie Gallagher, National Organization for Marriage, Nick Herbert, NOM, same-sex marriage, transgender
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