Voters in Maine have reversed their legislature, which voted in May to make gay “marriage” legal in the state.
I’m scoring this one as a win for the Prejean wing of the Republican party.
With more than 84 percent of precincts reporting Tuesday, the side seeking to repeal the law had 53 percent of the vote. Their campaign organizer, Frank Schubert, claimed victory and declared that Maine voters had helped preserve the institution of marriage.
Love the snarkish commentary making the rounds, like this, courtesy of Ace.
Oh, and by the way, we quickly have to embrace gay marriage because opposing it is so obviously a losing issue.
I mean, the anti-gay-marriage forces can only manage a bare majority in the Deep South states of California and Maine.
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