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11 April 2012
Gay equality in presidential race policies ’6 percent higher’ after Rick Santorum exit 15 Rick Santorum's decision to end his campaign seeking the Republican party's nomination to run for presidential race later this year has boosted the proportion of gay-friendly policies in race by 6 percent, according to an analysis released today.
6 April 2012
Gay couple to use White House Easter event to confront Obama 6 A gay couple plan to ask President Obama to sign an executive order banning workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation at Monday’s annual Easter Egg roll, which takes place on the White House lawn.
1 September 2011
Trial of gay US soldier Dan Choi put on hold 11 The federal trial of a gay soldier who chained himself to the White House fence to protest over the gay military ban has been put on hold.
19 August 2011
White House announces immigration changes that could benefit gay couples 14 The Obama administration has announced changes in immigration policy that could benefit gay couples.
25 July 2011
Obama signs certification to end military gay ban 33 On Friday, President Obama and two military leaders signed a certification declaring that lifting the ban on openly gay troops will not harm the military.
30 June 2011
Obama still won’t endorse gay marriage 38 President Obama has said that New York's move to legalise gay marriage is a "good thing" but still won't endorse the right of gay couples to wed.
3 June 2011
White House launches LGBT website 61 The White House has launched a website aimed specifically at LGBT people and highlighting President Obama’s ongoing support of and commitment to the LGBT community.
25 May 2011
White House condemns Minnesota’s proposed gay marriage ban 22 The White House has issued a statement condemning proposals to ban gay marriage in Minnesota, although it stops short of backing marriage equality.
23 June 2010
President Obama vows to push ahead with gay rights agenda 5 President Obama addressed an LGBT audience at the White House last night, assuring them that he is fully committed to repealing the Defense of Marriage Act and to other issues including same-sex visitation rights in hospitals and the repeal of the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy.
25 May 2010
White House supports repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy 5 The White House has given its full support to legislation that would repeal the ban on openly gay people serving in the US military.

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