latimesblogs.latimes.com - 11/21/2008
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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...
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Should there be boycotts, blacklists, firings or de
facto shunning of those who supported Proposition 8? That's...
the issue consuming many in liberal Hollywood who fought to defeat the initiative banning same-sex marriage and are now reeling with ...
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Liberal Hollywood ponders next step in fight for ...
advocate.com - 11/18/2008
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PROPOSITION 8 A Fortune 500 Take on Prop.
8 The old saying goes that every cloud has...
a silver lining. And on November 5, the day after California voters stripped same-sex couples of the right to marry, so many around the country were searching for ...
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The activists are uneasy not only about signs that both Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates could be in the Obama Cabinet, but at reports suggesting that several other short-list candidates for top security posts backed the decision to go to war.
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Gay marriage backers explain why they lost Proposition 8
There's been a lot of outrage ...
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... Gay marriage backers explain why they lost Proposition 8
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, ...
How They Blew It
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Three post-mortems for No on 8: here, here and here.
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