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2004 Election, A.T. Miller, Adnan Ayoub, AFL-CIO, Alexandra Stern, Amendment, American Federation of Labor-Council of Industrial Orga, Matt Scott, Ballot, Barbara Ramber, Becky Allen, Carol Borgeson, Citizens for the Protection of Marriage, Clifford Taylo
Politics; Michigan; Supreme Court; Election; Jennifer Granholm; Amendment; Court; Court Case; Gay; Homosexual; Health Care; Healthcare; Michigan Compiled Laws; Judge; Constitution; Governor; Court of Appeals; 2004 Election; Ballot; Proposal; A.T. Miller; Adnan Ayoub; AFL-CIO; Alexandra Stern; American Federation of Labor-Council of Industrial Orga; Matt Scott; Barbara Ramber; Becky Allen; Carol Borgeson; Citizens for the Protection of Marriage; Clifford Taylor; Courtney Chapin; CPM; Craig Kukuk; Dahlia Schwartz; Debra Harrah; Dennis Patrick; Dorthea Agnostopoulos; Elizabeth Weaver; Gary Lindsay; gay marriage; Gregg Pizzi; Gwen Stokes; Jerome Post; Jill Fuller; Jim Etzkorn; Joanne Beemon; Jolinda Jach; Joseph Darby; Judith Block; Kathleen Poelker; Ken Cyberski; Kevin McMann; Kitty O’Neil; Lori Curry; Mary Brisbois; Marylin Kelly; Maura Corrigan; Meghan Bellanger; Michael Cavanagh; Michael Chapman; Michael Falk; Michelle Corwin; Michigan Christian Citizens Alliance; Michigan Supreme Court; National Pride at Work; National Pride At Work v. Governor of Michigan; Paul Renwick; Peter Hammer; Proposal 04-2; Robert Young; Scott Dennis; Stephen Markman; Susan Halsey-Ceragh; Terry Korreck; Tom Patrick; Ty Hiither; Wade Carlson
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Yesterday, the Michigan Supreme Court decided a case dealing with whether or not public employers are allowed to provide health care benefits to partners of homosexuals. The Court reached that decision in a 5-2 vote in the case of National Pride At Work v. Governor of Michigan. Here’s an excerpt from the opinion, written by Justice Stephen Markman:
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