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08/15/2006

'It's just plain WRONG' not enough of reason, locals mull economic impact of WI marriage ban

by Jeremy Hooper

   Tourism officials in Wisconsin are reportedly concerned that if the state's voters approve of a constitutional amendment at the polls this fall, then the state will ultimately lose gay and gay-friendly visitors.

It's unclear if the state is equally worried about offending marriage ban proponents, should the measure be nixed at referendum. However, we hear local "Historical Black Mark" dealers are certainly frightened at the prospect that their legacy-tarnishing wares could go unused.

Tourism officials concerned about marriage amendment [AP via Pioneer Press]

*We love both cheddar and beer, Wisconsinites. Here's hoping this nutty disrespect for ourselves and our honeys won't force us to take our bread elsewhere.

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