[MarkL]

The vote is not reflective of the typical Kansan, said Steve Brown of Prairie Village, a member of Kansans for Fairness, a group that worked to defeat the amendment.

Somebody needs to give this guy a math lesson... I'd say that nearly 70% of the votes would mean that it does... And 60% in Johnson County, which is the leftist stronghold in KS...

“Eventually, moderate Kansans are going to stand up and say they've had enough,” Brown said.

All 30% of them. Or maybe they'll just move to Massachusetts

Mark

[goldstategop]

Ignorant idiot. A lot of RINOs and yes, liberals voted for it. They're not homophobe bigots. They just believe marriage means what its always been - a union of one man and one woman. That's never been controversial. DUH.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[srm913]

Actually, the leftist stronghold in Kansas is neighboring Douglas County, home to the University of Kansas. Only parts of Johnson County are bluish, and they are the older, poorer areas. I live in Overland Park, a very Bush-friendly area of JoCo.

[DTogo]

I think whatever the county KU is in is the real Liberal stronghold in KS, the little Blue county in the Nov. '04 sea of Red. Johnson County is pretty conservative, Jerry's church being one of many new suburban "mega-churches" or whatever they're called by the MSM.

[The Iguana]

The vote is not reflective of the typical Kansan, said Steve Brown of Prairie Village, a member of Kansans for Fairness, a group that worked to defeat the amendment.

Yes it is.

I just spent the last nine years in KC.

If anything, I'm surprised it got 29% against.

[RedEyeJack]

Unfortunately among the 30% will be at least one infallible federal judge who will now rule that the people of Kansas are being "unconstitutional" under some "penumbra" that he perceives and therefore they cannot have such a law...