Nightline: For Better or for Worse #748161
ABC Special for Wednesday, Feb 11, 2004
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Live discussion with Chris Bury (ABC), Human Rights Campaign Executive Director Cheryl Jacques, and syndicated columnist Maggie Gallagher of the Institute for Marriage and Public Policy re: issues related to the Massachusetts legislature’s efforts to draft legislation related to same sex marriage. Taped segment with Ron Claiborne (ABC), Massachusetts Rep. Michael Festa, Massachusetts Rep. David Flynn, Massachusetts Rep. Philip Travis, Massachusetts Rep. Ellen Story, Ron Crews of the Massachusetts Family Institute, Mary Bonauto of Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, Massachusetts Rep. Christopher Fallon, Massachusetts Rep. Marie St. Fleur, Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe, Boston College Professor Alan Wolfe, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry, President George W. Bush, Boston Archdiocese Archbishop Sean O’Malley, plaintiff Dave Wilson, and unidentified others. A brief live update by Bury re: events today involving US soldiers in Iraq.
- Reporter(s):
- Claiborne, Ron
- Duration:
- 00:29:00
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