The San Jose Mercury News 3 weeks ago

Gay marriage foes win with message about schools

noticed that polls were showing voters tended to not have much of a problem with gay relationships. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News

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Related Quotes

  1. A lot of young people were showing up, a lot of first time voters were showing up ... I was encouraged by that.
    John Baldacci – John Baldacci SOURCE: The Politico 4 weeks ago
  2. We are disappointed and disheartened by results in Maine
    – Jarrett Barrios SOURCE: On Top Magazine 4 weeks ago
  3. The only message they seemed to have was this idea of scaring you into thinking that the kids in school are going to be taught about same-sex marriage
    – Peter Mills SOURCE: The Politico 1 month ago
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