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Same Sex Marriage
McCain vs Obama

McCain vs Obama on California's same sex marriage

Background
  • Prop 22 initiative defined marriage as between a man and a woman; passed by the voters in California.

  • The initiative was overturned by the court, (leaving no state definition of marriage) in a ruling some consider overreaching; Judge Baxter wrote in his dissent: Under article II, section 10, subdivision (c), that body cannot unilaterally repeal an initiative statute, such as Family Code section 308.5, unless the initiative measure itself so provides. Section 308.5 contains no such provision.

  • Legal groups looking at the activities of the ACLU promoting the gay agenda; proactively got enough signatures to place a amendment on the ballot that would be outside the jurisdiction of the California court.

  • Gay legal groups work to prevent a democratic vote on the issue, while Gay pundits call those against same sex marriage totalitarian fascist. Christian groups seek to maintain marriage as the institution which benefits families.

    McCain

    Hat tip PR Newswire

      United States Senator John McCain today announced his support for the California Protection of Marriage initiative on the state's November ballot, leaders of the ProtectMarriage.com campaign announced. In an email received by the ProtectMarriage.com campaign, Senator McCain issued the following statement:

      "I support the efforts of the people of California to recognize marriage as a unique institution between a man and a woman, just as we did in my home state of Arizona. I do not believe judges should be making these decisions."

      Commenting on the endorsement of Senator McCain, ProtectMarriage.com Chairman Ron Prentice said, "We are honored to have the support of Senator McCain. As a leader in the United States Senate and the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Senator McCain's position will be an important factor to millions of Californians. Senator McCain has articulated a key feature of the initiative campaign, which is that voters and not judges should be determining this issue. Over 61% of the electorate has already voted to reaffirm marriage as between a man and a woman. Four activist judges on the California Supreme Court in San Francisco wrongly substituted their own narrow views for the opinion of over 4 million California voters. Fortunately, voters will be able to correct that mistake in November and restore the definition of marriage to our constitution. We look forward to working with Senator McCain and many other elected leaders to accomplish this. We hope that U.S. Senator Barack Obama will join Senator McCain in endorsing the initiative, and would welcome his support as well."

    Obama has less than a clear and straight forward position. Hat tip: Democrat Barack Obama

      Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, who previously said the issue of gay marriage should be left up to each state, has announced his opposition to a California ballot measure that would ban same-sex marriages.


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