[Dec31,1999]

You're completely an utterly wrong. This was the best chance for a conservative to be elected in a generation. Had the state GOP gotten behind McClintock, instead of running their establishment candidate, he would have won easily.

Everyone has their opinions, but I think you are CALIFORNIA DREAMING, my friend. If the Repubcan party had backed McClintock, the recall would be voted down. I'm open to being wrong, though.

Now let's see... California, a state that is as Liberal as they come, turns around and "gets it" and votes for a true Conservative who defends the right to life, smaller government, TRTKABA's, and outlaws homosexuality. Keep dreaming, dude!

[Rome2000]

Help me, his hair is touching my Breasts!!!!!!!

[B Knotts]

Liberal as it gets? WRONG.

http://www.marriagewatch.org/media/prop22.htm

On March 7, 2000, the people of California voted on Proposition 22, a proposal to enact a state "Defense of Marriage Act" as an initiative statute. The text of Prop 22 reads:

"Only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California."

Proposition 22 was ratified by an overwhelming majority of California voters, prevailing by a 23-point margin. Statewide, 4,618,673 votes were cast in favor of the proposition, comprising 61.4% of the total vote. Opponents garnered 2,909,370 votes, for 38.6% of the vote.