Geoff Kors

Executive Director, Equality California

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Orange County's conservative Megachurch pastor  Rick Warren  interviewed  John McCain and Barack Obama  back-to-back after each won his respective presidential nomination.  Now, Obama…

Obama's Inaugural Invocation Choice of Rick Warren Fuels Outrage

Orange County's conservative Megachurch pastor Rick Warren interviewed John McCain and Barack Obama back-to-back after each won his respective presidential nomination.  Now, Obama…

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