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Levin guest Ed Whelan: Judge did not see fit to disclose that he is gay to Prop 8 parties

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 08/05/10 4:38 PM EDT

From the August 4 edition of ABC Radio Network's The Mark Levin Show:

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Previously:

Ridiculous attack: Prop 8 judge should have recused himself because he is gay

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