[Theresawithanh]

That’s about what I figured. I was one of those frustrated conservatives from the SF Bay Area up until 2 years ago! I finally just couldn’t take it anymore, and moved back to my home state of WA.

I contributed to the “Yes on 8” campaign and sure hope it passes, but the homosexual lobby is very strong, and getting stronger. I pray that it passes.

[CounterCounterCulture]

I contributed to the “Yes on 8” campaign and sure hope it passes,

Thank you. Every bit helps.

We've gotten lawn signs in now as well as bumper stickers. So we're making our big push now as people are starting to receive their sample voter guides.

>but the homosexual lobby is very strong, and getting stronger. I pray that it passes.

Indeed. Even though homosexuals only make up a small portion of the population, all the activists from the media to the government schools are hellbent determined to thwart our efforts. Once "gay marriage" is solidified, this will push out what's left of conservatism enough to gain supermajorities in the state legislation and there'll be absolutely zero fiscal restraint.

And this issue will not stop in California. With legal gay marriages in California and Massachusetts, the federal judges will eventually force other states to accept our state's legal marriage documents. Our culture will be so tainted and our youth so indoctrinated and vulnerable.