Rep. Mark Ferrandino will re-introduce the Colorado Civil Union Act May 14 during a special session of the Colorado General Assembly. But, the bill appears to be headed toward a swift death in the Republican controlled state House of Representatives.
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The Governor of Colorado today said he’ll call the state General Assembly to a special session to take up the unresolved issue of the Colorado Civil Union Act.
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“We are at an empasse at civil unions and that is not going to be resolved tonight,” Speaker of the House Frank McNulty said. “We attempted to work through several different scenarios.”
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Past the point of no return: fate of Colorado civil union bill to be decided today by GOP leadership
The Colorado House of Representatives will have exactly 17 hours to either debate the Colorado Civil Union Act or let the clock run out on the bill that would establish legal protections for gay and lesbian Coloradans.
Now you have a second chance to stand up for your rights and send a message to Speaker of the House Frank McNulty, Majority Leader Amy Stephens and chairman of the House Appropriations Committee Jon Becker: The time has come for civil unions.
