Postcards to the President
An Advocate.com article on sending a postcard to President-elect Barack Obama urging the repeal of DOMA prompted a WeHo waiter to take action -- in a big way.
January 16, 2009
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An Advocate.com article on sending a postcard to President-elect Barack Obama urging the repeal of DOMA prompted a WeHo waiter to take action -- in a big way.
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