W hen the Vermont Supreme Court ruled December 20 that denying the statutory benefits and protections of marriage to same-sex couples was discriminatory, conservatives began frothing at the mouth
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Although he endured great hardship, Bill Clinton comes out of the Oval Office smelling like roses.
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