GOP Rep Votes No on Gay Marriage, Then Goes to Gay Son’s Wedding

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GOP Rep Votes No on Gay Marriage, Then Goes to Gay Son’s Wedding
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Rep. Glenn Thompson voted against the federal protection of same-sex unions and then attended his son’s same-sex wedding three days later.

Three days after voting against a bill seeking to codify federal protections for same-sex unions, Rep. Glenn Thompson attended the wedding of his gay son, NBC News reported Monday. The son confirmed to the outlet that he had “married the love of [his] life” on Friday night and that his “father was there.

” According to Thompson’s spokesperson, the lawmaker and his wife “were thrilled to attend and celebrate their son’s marriage,” and were “very happy” to welcome their new son-in-law “into their family.”was the first to report Thompson’s vote on Thursday, though it was unclear at that time whether the congressman would be attending the wedding the following night. Thompson was one of 157 Republicans who voted “nay” on the bill.

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