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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Hearings Set In California's Proposition 8 Same Gender Marriage Battle
The Sacramento Superior Court, in two different departments has set hearings for two differnt challenges to California's Proposition 8. Depending on the proponents or the opponent's view, if approved by the voters, Prop. 8 would either eliminate the right of same gender couples to marry, or, might potentially, also invalidate all marraiges performed prior to the initiative's passege. The hearings are set for August 7, 2008.

Sunday, July 27, 2008
Field Poll Underestimates Growing Opposition to California's Proposition 8
(2 comments) A recent Field Poll on Proposition 8, that if passed would exclude the right to marry for same gender couples in California and in effect write discrimination into the California Constitution, reveals that there is only 7% undecided at this early stage in the election cycle and 51% in opposition as compared to 41%. After the poll was conducted, the ballot title was changed to reflect its true nature. Passage now is doubtful.

Friday, July 11, 2008
California's "Proposition 8 - Limit on Marriage Initiative" Should Be Removed From The Ballot
AN EXTRAORDINARY WRIT HAS BEEN FILED IN THE CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT SEEKING REMOVAL OF PROPOSITION 8 -- THE LIMIT ON MARRIAGE INITIATIVE --FROM THE BALLOT PRIOR TO THE BALLOT GOING TO THE PRINTER ON AUGUST 11TH.

Sunday, February 24, 2008
Laying Partial Blame On Humane Society For Beef Recall is UTTER Nonsense
The Bush Administration's Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer ignorantly said that The Humane Society of the United States is partly responsible for the magnitude of the largest beef recall in the nation's history Thursday. After many failed attempts in the past to go successfully to the USDA, the group went to California authorities who requested that they sit on the video. They are not to blame in any way. The USDA fell down.

Thursday, January 17, 2008
Schwarzenegger Flip Flops on Prop 93, Gays Can Only Hope Arnold Will Flip Flop on Gay Marriage
The governor flip-flopped on term limits. Schwarzenbegger is playing a dicey, ill-advised move prompted by political realities. Arnold endorsed Proposition 93, the legislators' ballot initiative to change their term limits, because he politically needs to keep the current leaders around. He doesn't want them termed out because he has learned to work with them.

Thursday, December 27, 2007
Bush Signs Bill To Save Veterans' Property In Los Angeles
(1 comments) In a major blow to Los Angeles Real Estate Developers Eli Broad and Rick Caruso, who were rumored to be interested in privately develiping the Los Angeles Veterans' Property site, President Bsigned a law prohibiting the sale or lease of that land.