Gay Marriage Begins in California: Will Florida Be Next?
Last night at 5:01pm, so called "gay marriages" started being performed in California for the first time.
Poll Shows Florida Marriage Amendment Vote in November Will Be Very Close
A new Quinnipiac Poll released today shows the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment at 58% acceptance statewide. We need the amendment to pass by two more points, or a 60% vote on November 4, 2008.
California Legalizes Same Sex Marriage- Is Florida Next?
The California Supreme Court through a raw act of judicial activism, imposed same sex marriage upon the people of California by striking down Proposition 22, a state marriage law similar to Florida's marriage law.
Opponents of the Marriage Amendment Mail Thousands of Petition Signers Dishonest and Factually Incorrect Letters
Yes2Marriage.org has learned that the group opposing the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment, Red and Blue, has sent deceptive letters containing false and misleading information to what appears to be hundreds of thousands of voters who signed the Florida4Marriage.org petitions
Facts about the recent Michigan Supreme Court Case on Domestic Partnerships
Michigan is not Florida-- and any state law decision it makes will have absolutely no effect upon Florida law.
Florida Group Re-Launches Campaign to Protect Marriage
'We’re not going to allow our opponents to scare our most precious and vulnerable citizens.'
Gay Activists Scaring Florida's Seniors
Florida Red and Blue, a stealth homosexual-rights activist group, formally announced their campaign against Amendment 2, the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment. Their website and materials are filled with fraudulent legal claims and misinformation which tries to scare senior citizens while refusing to say a single word about so-called "gay marriage."
THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN-- AGAIN!
(Tallahassee, FL) Friday February 1, 2008. Tonight at 9:17 PM, the State Division of Elections Director called John Stemberger, State Chairman of the Florida4Marriage.org campaign and informed him that the Marriage Protection Amendment was officially certified for the November 4, 2008 ballot with a total of 649,346 petitions certified. 611,009 are needed by law.