[paltz]

Interesting irony. The push to get the minority vote out for Obama doomed Gay marriage in CA.

[itsthejourney]

Blacks for it???

[Fred]

The satanic rag, LASlimes, is only saying this because prop 8 is winning and is going to win. It is winning by 4 points at this time 438am pst.

http://vote.sos.ca.gov/Returns/props/59.htm

Prop 8 Statewide #s
yes - 4,942,991 - 51.9% no - 4,592,317 - 48.1%

90.8% ( 23103 of 25423 ) precincts
reporting as of Nov. 5, 2008, at 4:30 a.m.

Approx 2200 precincts left with the majority being in counties where prop 8 is winning decisively. I say we take it by 3

BTW - all marriage amendment have won decisively FL AND AZ. also, the no adoption for gays in AR won big

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

So the blacks voted on a proposition to ban gay marriage but voted for a president that supports gay marriage.

Oh well, stupid is as stupid does.

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

“Latinos divided.”

So much for that conservative, family values BS the amnesty crowd (even on FR) are constantly spouting.

[HerrBlucher]

Yup, a real Seinfeldian irony. I don’t think that gays realize fully what is happening. Many of bambi’s strongest supporters are also very anti homosexual....Nation of Islam, new black panthers, and of course, Islam. As these powers gain more power in the US, and they will under bambi, gay rights will go down the toilet....fast.

Gee and it seemed like such a cool progressive thing to do to vote for bambi...LOL!

[RGPII]

Update:

A majority of Hispanics and Blacks voted against gay marriage, so for Prop 8 if I state it correctly.

“Even as African-American and Latino voters were a powerful force in boosting America’s first black president to victory, in California they also were crucial to passing Proposition 8, a ballot measure labeled, “Eliminates right of same-sex couples to marry.”

Exit polls showed that 70 percent of black voters, and a majority of Latino voters, voted yes on Proposition 8, one likely reason why the measure won a slim majority in Los Angeles County, where pre-election polls had suggested it would lose, even though it lost by a huge margin in the Bay Area.”

- http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_10909847?source=most_emailed