




Dave and I are so proud to have voted for Barack Obama, this nation's first African American President. We look forward to supporting him and watching/participating as the nation slowly recovers from the past 8 terrible years.
We are also proud that Prop 4 did not pass. It is extremely unfortunate that Prop 8 did pass, but we will continue the fight for equality. Equal rights have never been won over night. Eventually, though, gay marriage will be legal in this state, and also country.
This has been an historic evening for us. We are tearful, cheerful, and in awe of what our country has achieved and at the same time in shock and saddened by the discriminatory thinking of many our home state. Our confusion stems from this question: Why do you care? Legalizing gay marriage doesn't affect anyone at all, other than those who wish to marry the one they love but can't. Discrimination is always wrong. And it will always be overcome in the end. That's the true promise of this country.
"Faith is the substance of things hoped for." We will never give up faith that one day people will not be discriminated against for any reason.
This straight couple supports gay marriage rights. It's wrong to take away someone's civil right to enter into a civil marriage.