http://www.wowvownow.com/gay-marriage-judge/
What do you think about judge Walker lifting the stay on gay marriage in CA?
What do you think about our people being able to get married in CA right NOW????
The Judge is lifting the stay for one week to give each side a chance to prepare.
Until August 18th the stay is in place
Snotalie, you should read a bit, dear. We live in a Republic, not a Democracy. Read about the differences between a democratic republic, and a democracy. Then, you’ll be less confused. 
As for the original question; I think it’s fantastic! People should have never been able to vote on the civil rights of others. A majority voting against the rights of a minority is horribly unfair.
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Charlie Rose with Christopher Darden; Evan Wolfson, Robert George, Andrew Sullivan; & Bob Knight (March 27, 1996) $24.95 Christopher Darden was a prosecutor in Los Angeles when he became involved in the O.J. Simpson case. The case had profound impact on him, his life, and his career and now Darden has written about the experience in a book called In Contempt. Then, a panel discussion on the topic of Gay Marriage following a state court decision in Hawaii that may force states throughout the union to recognize marria… |
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