online.wsj.com - 11/26/2008
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Democracy loses if Prop. 8 is overruled.
latimes.com - 11/19/2008
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latimes.com —
Reporting from San Francisco -- The California Supreme
Court agreed today to review legal challenges to Prop....
8, the voter initiative that restored a ban on same-sex marriage, but refused to permit gay weddings to resume pending a ruling. Meeting in ...
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Prop. 8: Gay-marriage ban considered by California ...
nytimes.com - 11/29/2008
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nytimes.com —
We now know that blacks probably didn’t tip
the balance for Proposition 8. Myth busted. However, the...
fact remains that a strikingly high percentage of blacks said they voted to ban same-sex marriage in California. Why? There was one very telling (and ...
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Op-Ed Columnist - Gay Marriage and a Moral Minority
statesman.com - 11/29/2008
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statesman.com —
Austin Web site has 'blacklist' for businesses linked
to money that supported gay marriage ban. Tuesday, November...
25, 2008 By Bob Keefe West Coast bureau SAN DIEGO Gay marriage activists who lost at the ballot box in California are now lashing out at ...
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Prop. 8 backlash reaches to Texas
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FullosseousFlap's Dental Blog —
... Obama's patriotism.
What's more, The State said that Dawson resigned the club after it became known that the paper was getting ready to report his membership.
Either way, it's hard to see how it sends a winning message for the GOP to pick as its chief strategist and public face someone who was a member of a club where the first African American president in history apparently need not apply. Ah, those good old Repubs.
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Good point - even from the left
Gay Marriage and the California Courts
Finally, when courts usurp the role of the ...
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FullosseousFlap's Dental Blog —
... She better watch out. The tolerance bullies are not going to be pleased.
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Indeed they won't
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Gay Marriage and the California Courts
Finally, when courts usurp the role of the people, they ...
Another Argument for Making the Case for Gay Marriage
GayPatriot —
... In his excellent piece opposing a California Supreme Court decision overruling Proposition 8, William McGurn echoes some of the arguments I’ve been making electronically (i.e., on this blog) for as long as I’ve been blogging and verbally for as long as I’ve been talking about gay marriage. He holds that judicial resolution of the issue would only serve to prolong a bitter debate, whereas a democratic solution might more readily yield a social consensus: ...
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Marriage, Democracy And California
andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com 1/15/2009 — George Will's column this morning is, yet again, a must-read . Money quote:
Just eight years ago, Proposition 22 was passed, 61.4 to 38.6 percent.
The much narrower victory of Proposition 8 suggests that minds are
moving toward toleration of ...
No on Proposition 8: Allow Gay Marriage in California
patterico.com 11/2/2008 — I will be voting against Proposition 8, which seeks to change the state’s constitution to eliminate the judicially invented right to same sex marriage. The constitution would be amended to add the language: “Only marriage between a man ...
California' Gay Marriage Prop 8: A Tie
marcambinder.theatlantic.com 10/31/2008 — Internal polling for proponents of Proposition 8 , which would ban same-sex marriage in California, shows the race tied; public polls have it tied at 44% to 44% with 12 percent undecided. Internal polling for opponents of proposition 8 have the race ...
Making the Case for Gay Marriage
pajamasmedia.com 11/8/2008 — Supporters of same-sex marriage need to focus on persuading their fellow citizens, not the courts - as the California vote demonstrated.
Newsweek On Gay Marriage
corner.nationalreview.com 12/10/2008 — Here's the lede from Newsweek's cover story this week on "The Religious Case for Gay Marriage":
Let's try for a minute to take the religious conservatives at their word and define marriage as the Bible does. Shall we look to Abraham, the great ...
Gay marriage backers explain why they lost Proposition 8
latimesblogs.latimes.com 11/21/2008 — There's been a lot of outrage from the No on Proposition 8 camp since California voters approved a ban on gay marriage. But until now, there has been less soul searching about what went wrong. But Terry Leftgoff, founder of...