Actually the CA constitution says we can amend it in several ways and one of the ways is by voter initiative. The queers are trying to say that this wasn't an amendment, which it certainly was, and was a revision,which it certainly wasn't, which would require a vote by the legislature. There is no way they could find this is not an amendment if they go by law, if they go by "feelings" then they might dump it, but then they will find themselves up for recall or voted out next election, as simple as that.
The court already signed off on the initiative before the election, they are going to have a hard time saying that all of a sudden they have decided it isn't an amendment when before the election it was an amendment.
No, the CA constitution is not easily changed, most props are not amendments to the constitution, it takes a huge battle before the election to get an initiative approved as an amendment change, it was quite a fight this time.
ANY of these so-called “justices” that vote to advance this defiance of the people that elected them should be recalled ASAP - and any Californian that fails to support this recall is a slave to the State.
(A former californian)