Gay Marriage Amendment doesn't qualify for the California Ballot
Who cares about what the voters want if you think that you have the courts to create a new right?
A challenge to California's gay marriage ban failed on Monday to qualify for the 2010 ballot, leaving gay activists mulling a 2012 push and hoping a federal court will overturn the measure before then.
Los Angeles-based Love Honor Cherish carried out a volunteer-driven signature-gathering effort after large groups decided there was not enough time to ensure victory this year, even with some polls showing more than 50 percent support for same-sex marriage.
A 150-day period to gather signatures to place the question on the ballot ended on Monday. . . .
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posted by John Lott at 3:22 AM
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This is pretty much how the liberals have passed every item in our nation's history. They never take "no" for an answer.
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