The House Ways and Means Committee's budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2009 contained no increases for LGBT programs and a small increase for HIV/AIDS services , but advocates spent the past three days working with allies in the House to file amendments that would grant more funding for LGBT youth programs, domestic violence programs, elder services and HIV/AIDS services. It is unclear whether those amendments will pass when the House begins debating the budget the week of April 28. With state revenues down, Ways and Means made more than $100 million in cuts to the FY09 budget, and advocates expect that it will be an uphill battle to squeeze any more money out of the House. Full story...
The Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board in Sault Saint Marie, Ontario is catching flak over H1N1 vaccinations.
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Norman Reedus, left, and Sean Patrick Flanery are shown in a scene from "The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day.
This Thanksgiving send a message of thanks to Democrats who have lead the fight for LGBT equality in congress.
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