In Maine and Washington state, voters are getting a say in whether or not gays can have equal partnership rights. In Maine, same sex marriage, already approved by that state’s legislature, is being voted on. In Washington, “everything but marriage” – equal marriage in everything but name is on the table.
Never before has a group of people in this country had to have their civil rights voted on.
This is what America again is forcing us to do.
Despite the lunacy of the process, we need everyone’s support today. The more people who vote, the greater our chances of winning.
Vote NO in Maine, vote YES in Washington.
(This video first appeared on this blog on March 5, 2009.)
Related posts:
- Maine Governor Signs Gay Marriage Bill
- Where We Stand: Latest Gay Marriage Polls
- NY Assemblywoman Barbara M. Clark’s Explanation Of Her Gay Marriage Bill Vote
- RNC Chairman Michael Steele: “Welcome, Gays!” or, Why Gay Marriage Is Not A States’ Issue
- New Jersey Votes Against Marriage Equality 14-20
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