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A dog takes part in a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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A member of the gay community wears a mask during a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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A youngster waves a rainbow flag during a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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People walk under a huge rainbow flag during a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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A man waves a rainbow flag during a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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A Drag Queen poses during a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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Members of the gay community take part in a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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A couple hugs during a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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A member of the gay community takes part in a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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Hundreds of citizens take part in a rally celebrating the validity of the new law on homosexual marriage --the first of its kind in Latin America which also considers the possibility of adoption, on March 14, 2010 in Mexico City.

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"When it comes to this election, Democrats are going to pay a price"

Tim Pawlenty Mar 20 2010 4:54 PM from The New York Times

"The reason that I think this conversation ends up being a little frustrating is because the focus entirely is on Washington process ... And, yes, I have said it, that is an ugly process. It was ugly when Republicans were in..."

Barack Obama Mar 20 2010 4:54 PM from The New York Times

"The American public doesn’t follow the ins and outs of political process ... You don’t find a lot of people who know about this. And the ones that do, if you pushed them on it, I bet you’d get a lot of misinformation."

Andrew Kohut Mar 20 2010 4:54 PM from The New York Times

"I don’t think procedural stuff really resonates with most Americans ... It may add generally to their cynicism, but it is accomplishment — or lack of it — that matters much more."

Tom Daschle Mar 20 2010 4:54 PM from The New York Times

"We feel like we have an opportunity to at least maintain our majority and maybe increase it"

Pat Murphy Mar 20 2010 9:36 AM from Des Moines Register

"Those are seats that have been held by Republicans in the past that we have a shot of picking up ... We don't have to beat an incumbent."

Christopher Rants Mar 20 2010 9:36 AM from Des Moines Register

"It was a tactic to immediately cut off debate"

David Bates Mar 20 2010 4:52 AM from Nashua Telegraph

"The change is visible and real. You can't be a successful party unless you have candidates from all backgrounds."

Nick Herbert Mar 20 2010 12:10 AM from Guardian Unlimited