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The President comes out for same-sex marraige in the wake of the passage of the nasty Amendment One in North Carolina. Our first social media President sets a retweet record. Is Bristol Palin the face of the new millennial generation or are Malia and Sasha Obama more likely to influence? These stories and more are "evolving" - and they're what people are talking about online this week. 
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To say that President Obama's announcement of support for gay marriage yesterday was historic is something of an understatement. But it appears that it didn't just make history in the fight for gay rights — it may have also made Twitter history as one of the most retweeted messages of all time.
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Donald Trump Jr. comes out in support of same-sex marriage and says he used to wish every guy was gay so he could have more women! Earlier this week The Donald Jr. was criticized for big game hunting in Africa with his brother. He also identifies as "a closet redneck."
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The most famous unwed teenage mother in the United States gives President Obama advice on his gay marriage stance.
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Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich are aligned with one of the most prominent groups fighting against same-sex marriage - the National Organization for Marriage (NOM). Last week an internal memo revelaed the group's plans to pit blacks against gays, manipulate Hispanic voters by making the exclusion of gay people from marriage “a key badge of Latino identity," and paint President Obama as a "social radical."
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Madonna delivers "the gayest Super Bowl half-time show ever", Proposition 8 is declared unconstitutional in California, Washington State is set to become the 7th state to allow same-sex marriage and JC Penney, Howard Stern and Bill O'Reilly all have Ellen's back in her showdown with a group called One Million Moms (actually, it's more like 41,000). Meanwhile...it's not such a good week to be losing Super Bowl quarterback Tom Brady.
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