Governor Mitt Romney told a crowd of several thousand gathered outside the State House last month that lawmakers have violated the state constitution by refusing to vote on a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriages.
(Chitose Suzuki/Associated Press)
Romney may balk on lawmakers' raises
Waiting for action on gay marriage
Governor Mitt Romney told a crowd of several thousand gathered outside the State House last month that lawmakers have violated the state constitution by refusing to vote on a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriages.
(Chitose Suzuki/Associated Press)
Governor Mitt Romney may refuse to move ahead on automatic pay raises for lawmakers unless they vote next week on a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriages, a top administration official said yesterday. (Full article: 1019 words)
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