Rick Jacobs

Courage Campaign

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Democratic activist and Founder of the Courage Campaign; California State Chair for Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign

Rick Jacobs on KCRW

After this morning's hour and twenty minutes of legal arguments and judicial questioning, the US Supreme Court will probably take until June to rule on the issue of same-sex marriage…

The US Supreme Court and Same-Sex Marriage

After this morning's hour and twenty minutes of legal arguments and judicial questioning, the US Supreme Court will probably take until June to rule on the issue of same-sex marriage…

from To the Point

US Supreme Court watchers are playing a waiting game in regard to same-sex marriage.

The US Supreme Court, Politics and Same Sex Marriage

US Supreme Court watchers are playing a waiting game in regard to same-sex marriage.

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US Supreme Court watchers are playing a waiting game in regard to same-sex marriage.  As the justices work out their differences behind closed doors, we’ll look at the options—and the…

The US Supreme Court, Politics and Same Sex Marriage

US Supreme Court watchers are playing a waiting game in regard to same-sex marriage.  As the justices work out their differences behind closed doors, we’ll look at the options—and the…

from To the Point

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