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'Runway' Host Tim Gunn Supports Maryland Same-Sex Marriage Law

"Chefs for Equality" event will raise funds to support the campaign to win Maryland's referendum next month on same-sex marriage.

Gov. Martin O'Malley and "Project Runway" host Tim Gunn will be among the guests of honor later this month for an event to support same-sex marriage in a referendum vote in Maryland, reports The Huffington Post.

Human Rights Campaign and food columnist David Hagedorn are co-hosting the $300-a-ticket "Chefs for Equality" fundraiser Oct. 24 at the Ritz-Carlton in Washington, DC.

The event also features a special auction in which each table of eight will feast on a unique five-course menu prepared by a who's-who of DC chefs.

Read more about it on The Huffington Post.

JustABill October 12, 2012 at 04:27 am
Shocker! ... A gay man supports the MD gay marriage act. Gee thanks HufPo for this gripping news report. I do find it a bit interesting that they had to hold this $300 per person fundraiser in DC but I guess you go where the money is because he knows it will take out of state money to have a shot at getting this referendum passed.
And for the record, I am in support of gay marriage but the Maryland gay marriage act is so poorly written and it provides less for gay couples than the civil unions bill presented to the General Assembly in the 2011 session did. The government needs to get out of the marriage business altogether.
Angel October 12, 2012 at 02:03 pm
Big news WOW, who would have guessed that one!!! Like the other person said, Government needs to Get Out of the marriage business altogether.
Marcus Aurelius October 16, 2012 at 03:22 pm
I take it with this law passing, there are no more sodomy laws in Maryland anymore right? Heres to the queers !!! Bottoms up!!!

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