Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich has released a video on YouTube urging Californians to vote for Proposition 8 – the constitutional amendment that would make gay marriage in the State illegal once more – where he falsely claims that California Supreme Court judges are appointees. "Our courts have an important role to play in our government, but it is not their role to define American values. That right belongs with the people." Gingrich says in his two minute thirty-nine second appeal. "As you know in 2000 California voters went to the polls and voted overwhelmingly in favor ...

They pointed out that they differ with him on some gay issues, but noted he voted against the FMA. One would assume the ‘differences’ include:

• His support of the Arizona Gay-marriage ban
• His lack of support for gay adoptions
• His wishy-washy non-support of civil unions.

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As he strolled with his girlfriend in downtown San Jose, David Palacios looked like the type of voter who will oppose the November ballot measure to ban same-sex marriage in California -- young urbanite, well-educated, a resident of a Bay Area metropolis. Except that Palacios is Latino. "I'm for civil unions -- not gay marriage," said Palacios, 20, who grew up on the East Side of San Jose and says he is likely to vote in favor of Proposition 8. In a way, Palacios feels marriage is above civil rights. Across California, a majority of whites appear poised to vote ...

Actually somewhat smart – picking a woman in hopes of tempting angry Hillary supporters. Now lets shake the tree, and see what falls out. And of course, she’s the perfect conservative:

• Supports teaching creationism in school.
• Opposed to gay marriage.
• Signed a gay-partner benefits bill “under protest”.

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Gay Marriage Foes make multi-million dollar television ad buy, to start weeks before most campaigns start running advertising. Make a donation by August 31 so NO on 8 can  get on TV as soon as possible. Last week we told you about the $1 million donation, given to support Proposition 8, from the Catholic organization Knights of Columbus. I am pleased to announce that with your help, we have matched them dollar for dollar! Today, Equality California is donating another $1 million to the NO on 8 campaign—making our total contribution more than $4 million. Thanks to you and ...