U.S. campaign putting pressure on Canadian MPs over same-sex vote

February 11, 2005 D. H. McKee

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Some members of Parliament say they’re getting pressure from their constituents, and from Americans, over the same-sex marriage legislation, currently before Parliament.
“They’re phoning, they’re sending e-mails and they’re faxing,” said Liberal MP Beth Phinney.
“It doesn’t concern me, because I’m just going to listen, certainly just listen, to people in Canada and hopefully just listen to people in my riding,” she said. “I tell them it won’t make a difference in my vote.”
CBC News: U.S. campaign putting pressure on Canadian MPs over same-sex vote

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