Melissa Etheridge: Prop 8 'Blatantly Hateful'

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• Robert
  Gays attack a long held religious tradition and when we say, wait a second this is our tradition, what are you trying to do with it, we get called "haters"? We didn't attack the Gay community, they attacked us. If there is any 'hating" going on it is from the Gay community towards the Christians. Stop with the Christian bashing!

  report abuseposted December 27, 2008 7:06 AM PST
• Princess
  ... and haven't looked back...

  report abuseposted December 13, 2008 11:23 AM PST
• Princess
  Sorry guys, the voters spoke. It should remain as it was lawfully decided. By the people, of the people, for the people. Nobody is saying someone can't be homosexual. We should be able to choose for ourselves. But to have all these perks for folks who do not fit traditional views on what's healthy and what's not for our families, that's an outrage. We left CA as fa

  report abuseposted December 13, 2008 11:22 AM PST
• dedicated listener
  Sorry the media is so one-sided!!! Give us yes voters due respect dear media

  report abuseposted November 14, 2008 5:37 PM PST
• dedicated listener
  Thanks for the info, not that I watched these celebs before , but I'm not going to begin watching now. Clay Aiken is a disappointment to me, however. Honestly, where is the justice? I'm just a poor lowly voter. I don't have the money, the prime time opportunity, the celeb status, etc. etc. etc. to voice my views. Only the polls. Allow me that privelege as you shout a

  report abuseposted November 14, 2008 5:32 PM PST
• nina s
  WHOMEVER WAS IN CHARGE OF NO ON 8 CAMPAIGN DIDN'T DO AS WELL AS THE yessers. they had the huge BRIGHT Yellow signs, and we had the little black square picket sign things. THEY lied, WE didn't. GEEZ couldn't we at least twisted the truth a little? Maybe we would have gained that extra 4% vote and WON.

  report abuseposted November 7, 2008 12:00 AM PST
• tikiman
  Glory to the Statehood. Individual rights such as gay marriage is not productive to the welfare of the State. We must give up our selfish rights to secure our position to rule globally! Unite for the common good Comrades! Glory to Obama and Our collective freedoms.

  report abuseposted November 6, 2008 5:18 AM PST
• wow just wow
  I wish people would realize what is going on here. Legalizing Gay Marriage, is not going to change Religions, it is sad to see a country based on separation of church and state is willing to say Gay's can't Marry because that goes back on my religious values. I am sorry, but a Legal marriage is nothing sacred it is just the right to see your love one when they are ill and tax b

  report abuseposted November 5, 2008 9:02 AM PST
• cherbear
  Okay gays, I don't care if you're going to walk hand in hand or maybe even foist your own "vows" for each other. To wed is another thing. Just like marrying your rose bush, it has no merit. To legalize this seems dangerous, just like making Obama Pres. Running amok is not okay!

  report abuseposted November 1, 2008 3:39 AM PDT
• Pamela G
  oh, just thought i'd add...to those who seem to think being a christian hetero might mean they're on on their 2nd/3rd marriage: 20 joyous years for me/hubby and going strong. hope that helps! :-)

  report abuseposted October 31, 2008 2:47 PM PDT