Those Republicans include «Kemp Hannon of Nassau County, Charles Fuschillo of Suffolk County, Betty Little of Glens Falls, Andrew Lanza of Staten Island, Greg Ball of Putnam County, James Alesi of Rochester, and Roy McDonald of Rensselaer County» — all senators who voted against a marriage -
equality bill last time it came before the body, back in 2009.
Not exact matches
The focus of this morning's breakfast at the big tent in the Doubletree parking lot is a celebration of marriage
equality and passage of the same - sex marriage
bill last summer in New York.
Gay rights advocates ramped up their demonstrations in support of the
bill over the weekend, with roughly 300 demonstrators gathering in Union Square for a «
Last Day of Marriage Inequality» action on Sunday, a rally at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park and a «kiss - in» for marriage
equality at Herald Square on Saturday.
Last week, Governor Cuomo announced that he and his senior staff would tour the state in order to speak directly to the people of New York about, among other issues, creating a property tax cap, cleaning up Albany by passing ethics reform and passing a marriage
equality bill.
Baroness Thornton, who played a high profile role in the Lords» strong opposition to the controversial NHS reform
bill in the
last session of parliament, will move from health to
equalities.
Afterward, the speaker did not rule out returning to act on the nine other
bills that make up the women's
equality act separately at some point in the future, but said it would not occur on the session's
last officially scheduled day.
Kruger is a reported closet case, and cast a vote against marriage
equality last year when the
bill came up.
As you may recall, Monserrate is a Democrat from Queens who voted against the marriage
equality bill when it came up late
last year.
Called the Disability Forward Fund, the program is part of CreateNYC, the city's first comprehensive cultural plan, which was first announced by Mayor
Bill de Blasio
last July as part of an effort to extend greater
equality, accessibility, diversity, and opportunity in arts funding.