CA Supreme Court to rule on Gay Marriage today (5/15) at 10:00am

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Just got an idea for a political cartoon. Group of Klansmen in full sheet, holding "Yes on 8" and "Free Speech" signs

If only we knew someone who could draw... Hmmm.

[Morrigoon]

I almost threw it together on MS paint, but then decided that would be a bad drawing to do on a work machine, despite the lofty intentions.

[Strangler Lewis]

I think there should be bumper stickers that say "Protect Marriage: No on 8" or "No on 8: No Special Rights."

[Morrigoon]

SL: I agree, especially on the Protect Marriage one. Hadn't thought of the "no special rights" one, but I like that a lot too!

[BarTopDancer]

Equality CA is offering a match on donations to No on 8.

Philanthropist Steve Bing and Equality California are offering a ONE MILLION DOLLAR CHALLENGE GRANT so this ad can reach California’s undecided voters.

For every dollar donated between now and Sunday at midnight your gift will be matched dollar for dollar.

[Isaac]

http://www.pe.com/localnews/inland/s...07797.html?npc

Prop. 8 support growing


GAY MARRIAGE BAN: "It's a close call," says a Field Poll official. Still, those likely to vote no are in the lead.

SACRAMENTO - California's ballot battle over same-sex marriage will go down to the wire, a new poll suggests, with those who want to ban the practice closing the gap among a deeply divided electorate.
The nationally watched fight has topped $90 million in fundraising and split the state by region, ideology, religion and other grounds, a Field Poll released today shows.
Forty-four percent of likely voters support Prop. 8, which would outlaw same-sex marriage in the state constitution, the survey found. That is up from 38 percent who said they backed it in a Field Poll last month.