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Sean Eldridge of Freedom to Marry faced off against Maggie Gallagher of
the antigay National Organization for Marriage to discuss the
Proposition 8 ruling in a Twittercast from ABC News' Nightline.
In the Twittercast that aired Monday, Eldridge was asked whether people who hold Gallagher's position should be considered "bigots," and Gallagher and Eldridge were pressed to identify any areas where they believe they could work together.
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