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"By supporting civil unions for gay couples--which, practically speaking, is the cutting-edge issue in the battle for equality--President Bush has become a leading advocate for gay rights," insisted Bush administration official Abner Mason in the December 21 issue of The Advocate, the leading "gay rights" journal. President Bush's support "has made it a lot easier for others to recognize civil unions, especially political leaders in [socially conservative] red states. If gays accept Bush's support and find ways to work with him, the 2004 election will mark a turning point in America's acceptance of gay relationships."
Mason is executive director of the AIDS Responsibility Project and chairman of the International Subcommittee for the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS. In his Advocate op-ed column, Mason also touted Mr. Bush's "support for the reauthorization of the Ryan White Act, which provides ...