News Analysis: The Gay Marriage Vote in NJ
Thursday, January 07, 2010
A bill to legalize gay marriage was defeated in New Jersey's state Senate on Thursday. The vote, 14 for and 20 against, is a blow to gay marriage advocates, who were trying to get the measure passed before Gov.-elect Chris Christie, an opponent of gay marriage, takes office on January 19.
WNYC's Bob Hennelly, reporting from Trenton, NJ, discussed the vote with Amy Eddings.
Comments [1]
why descriminate about others if you dont like it when they do it to you? if there happy being themselves (gay) them let them be. they are not hurting you. it is there cchoice so let them live life like everyone else
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