[c-b 1]

I would say in the beginning not worry about which judges. State Reps are easier to influence with calls, letters, and faxes, but it needs to be done at all levels. It is an election year, politicians seem to listen a bit more when they are thinking about votes.

This is not something that will happen over night, it will have to be ongoing, many reps can not be influenced, some will come around with enough pressure, a few won't take much pressure.

[little jeremiah]

A good thing to remember is that the homosexual activists didn't get where they are overnight either. They had a plan, they committed time and money to their plan, they were goal oriented, and so on. Many have dedicated their lives to the goal of turning our country (and the world) into their homosexual bordello. And they've come a long way. Those of us who see this need to similarly dedicate ourselves.

Tomorrow I am going to type up a letter Scott Lively has sent out (he's one of the lawyers fighting the SF marriage thing). He's someone who has dedicated his life to this fight, and even those of us who can't do much can assist him and others.

I agree with the arrests. It's as though homosexuals are the first class citizens, the aristocrats who can flaunt the law with no repercussions, and we're the serfs, who must bow and scrape as their carriages rattle by.