[svcw]

So called homosexual marriage is not accepted, that’s why when the voters are able to vote on the issue it fails.
So called homosexual marriage has been forced on the US by liberal judges.

[Sherman Logan]

Unfortunately, that is no longer true.

If I remember correctly, in the last election it passed in 4 of 5 states where it was on the ballot, or something like that.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

that’s why when the voters are able to vote on the issue it fails.

It won 4 out of 4 states where it was on the ballot last year.

[Ransomed]

“So called homosexual marriage is not accepted, that’s why when the voters are able to vote on the issue it fails.”

The popular voting trends when it comes to this issue are not optimistic in my opinion. Not to mention those states that have failed to pass marriage amendments or accepted ‘gay marriage’ by popular vote.

Here’s an example:Hawaii passed its amendment by 69% in 1998. Along with Alaska it was the first state to pass one. 14 years later NC passed it’s amendment by 61%, 8% worse than Hawaii managed but was hailed as a great victory by many. If Hawaii has another popular vote on the issue now, how much worse does it do than NC?

Freegards