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Gates unlikely to certify ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal before retirement
Experts expect final action during summer months
Immigration bill includes pro-gay language
LGBT immigration group seeks expansion of prosecutorial authority outlined in memo
Pressure mounts on Obama to back marriage
1996 statement favoring nuptials continues to dog president
Sebelius promises to collect LGBT data in health surveys
Advocates call for transparency in devising questions
Carney questioned on Obama’s 1996 support for marriage
President headed to NYC for LGBT fundraiser
NETROOTS: Lesbian SEIU head backs exec order against LGBT job bias
Henry says directive would make it easier to pass ENDA at later time
Senate panel leaves out anti-gay provisions in defense bill
Bill lacks language on 'Don't Ask,' DOMA found in House measure
NETROOTS: Pfeiffer suggests 1996 Obama statement supporting marriage equality a fake
'That questionnaire was actually filled out by someone else'
House GOP urges delay in ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal certification
Letter says Congress needs time to review new guidance
NETROOTS: Choi slams Obama volunteer for lack of support for marriage equality
Campaign worker's pamphlet torn in two during panel session

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