and like I said, the only impact Prop 8 will have is that technically, there would be no such thing as "gay marriage," only "gay civil unions." So on semantics, you are correct, a teacher could not accurately teach kids about gay marriage if Prop 8 were to pass. A teacher could still accurately teach kids about gay civil unions, adoptions, that it is ok, etc....regardless of Prop 8, so not sure what the big distinction is, other than the word "marriage."

Typical TD response.

If they take a neutral stance, people will ignore it and do nothing.

Why don't the pro prop 8'ers point to all the evidence of how badly things have gone in Massachusetts since they began allowing gay marriages in 2003?

The Red Sox have won the world series twice. how much more proof do you need?

Also, anyone know the little house on the corner across the street from Will's Pit Stop, up toward Provo Canyon? He owned that house for years, and unless he sold it, he still does.

Don't forget the Pats and the Celtics.

The Celtics? Crap.

I am voting Yes on Prop 8.

I don't think he owns it anymore.