Suppose the CA supreme court rules for Proposition 8?

[Archae]

Keeps it on the books?

Then what?

[Maat]

1. Go to www.yesonequality.com ...

we are prepared to start the campaign to repeal it immediately.

[NYC_SKP]

2. Let's just wait 11 hours, 8 minutes, and we will know if we need to do anything or not.

I hope we won't have to find out what to do next.

If they do uphold it, and I don't think they will, it will fall eventually.

Better now than later, but the CA SC is kind of progressive despite 6 of the 7 jurists being Republican appointees.

:patriot:

[bluestateguy]

3. Then what?

The "Mormons Stay out of California Initiative of 2010".

I mean, if civil rights are up for a majority vote...

[Oeditpus Rex]

4. No — the Assbucket Marriage Spontaneous Anullment Initiative

You voted for Prop 8? You aren't married anymore and you can't be re-married in California.



Give 'em a taste.

[JI7]

9. i bet the mormons who supported prop 8 would oppose a prop banning more than 1 wife

i think that's already law. but if it was up for a vote they would oppose it.

[JDPriestly]

5. Then wait a few years and repeal it -- by a proposition.

Time is on the side of gay marriage.

[Subdivisions]

6. I think it'll be overturned. I hope so anyway. n/t

[billyoc]

7. We lobby for "Oregon's Florida" to become the official state nickname.

[ContinentalOp]

8. LOL

Guess that makes Oregon either our Alabama or our Georgia. Sounds about right.