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News Release
For Immediate Release

June 22, 2009

LOG CABIN REPUBLICANS OF NEW YORK CITY ENDORSE MAYOR MIKE BLOOMBERG

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 22, 2009

 

Contact: Gregory T. Angelo
Press Representative

Log Cabin Republicans of New York

(917) 664-2642

angelo@newyork.logcabin.org

 

 

NEW YORK, NEW YORK—The Log Cabin Republicans of New York City Caucus today announced their endorsement of Mayor Mike Bloomberg for reelection in the 2009 mayoral race.

 

“Log Cabin New York City is proud to stand once again with a man who has proven himself time and again to be the strong leader and ally of equality our city needs,” said Log Cabin’s Caucus Representative Gregory T. Angelo. “The government and residents of New York City face one of the greatest financial crises in the history of the city. We need a Mayor with a proven record of results, a history of accomplishment and an outspoken stance on equality for all New York taxpayers.”

 

 “The LGBT community in New York City has moved the marriage debate in Albany so far so fast, that we now stand closer than ever to passing legislation that would truly make history—and I continue to call on the State Legislature to pass a same sex civil marriage bill before the end of this current session,” said Mayor Bloomberg. “In the meantime, our Administration will continue doing everything possible to ensure that all people are treated equal under the law. I am thankful to have the support of the New York City chapter of the Log Cabin Republicans.”

 

Log Cabin noted that in a year when marriage equality could well become a reality—but only with Republican votes—Mayor Bloomberg has repeatedly stated his support for ensuring the civil right to marry for all New Yorkers. Log Cabin also praised Mayor Bloomberg for his leadership in implementing a safe schools initiative in the New York public school system that is a model for the country.

 

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Log Cabin Republicans promotes legislation to provide basic fairness for gay and lesbian Americans and works to build a more inclusive GOP. The 30-year old organization has state and local chapters nationwide, a full-time office in Washington, DC, a federal political action committee and state political action committees.