It looks as though the answer is "yes."
Blue-state "news" source:
This could be calamitous. At out last board meeting, we voted to devote a large chunk of the church charitable fund to establishing refugee camps in Rhode Island for heterosexual couples forced out of the other New England states. Now we may have to change course and negotiate leases in Pennsylvania.
Blue-state "news" source:
In R.I., some wary as tide of gay marriage rises at border
PROVIDENCE - From a cramped office in the middle of the smallest state in the nation, Christopher Plante is determined to prove that Rhode Island has not been cornered by the advance of same-sex marriage across the rest of New England.
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But supporters and even some opponents expect that Rhode Island will legalize same-sex marriage, although they say that legalization is two or three years away.
PROVIDENCE - From a cramped office in the middle of the smallest state in the nation, Christopher Plante is determined to prove that Rhode Island has not been cornered by the advance of same-sex marriage across the rest of New England.
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But supporters and even some opponents expect that Rhode Island will legalize same-sex marriage, although they say that legalization is two or three years away.
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