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Gay couple reacts to President's comments

by Thomas Owen
May 10, 2012


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Jim Darby and Patrick Bova talk about their lives as a gay couple.

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James Darby and Patrick Bova of Hyde Park became one of the first couples to sign a civil union certificate during last June’s ceremony in Millenium Park. Now, with President Obama’s recent comments supporting gay marriage, the two hope the words can hold their weight moving forward.