[TexasCajun]

The Ca. senate voted for this and this is what their constituents want?

Do you know how Texas would react if legislation was even proposed!

[Spktyr]

Someone proposes it every legislative session in TX. It never goes anywhere, and 2/3rds of the time that person isn't in office after the next electoral cycle.

[newzjunkey]

It isn't something we want in California. It's been vetoed three times by Gray Davis, signed once, killed once by Arnold and here it is *AGAIN*. We have this legislature nicknamed "one bill Gil" who seems to only push one piece of legislation. Year after year. After year.

60%+ of CA voters decided marriage was only between one man and one women and yet this same legislature just passed "gay marriage."

We don't *have* a representative gov't. In fact, if Bush wants to bring democracy anywhere else, he should invade California at dawn. Arnold has a series of reforms on a special election ballot. One of them would force redistricting that would break the monopoly of incumbency and undermine the sweetheart deal between the GOP and Dems to ensure districts are never in play.

We're fighting back, but I wouldn't dare try to handicap the battle.