Proposition 8: Gay marriage in California
Lorri L. Jean and Dean R. Broyles debate the state ballot measure that would constitutionally ban same-sex couples from marrying.
October 29, 2008
Dust-Up
Why not just have civil unions for everyone?
Today's question: Why should the state recognize marriage at all? Wouldn't it be better to leave marriage to religious groups and instead have civil unions for everyone? Previously, Broyles and Jean offered their views of what would happen to married same-sex couples if Proposition 8 passes and debated the possible national ripple effects of a gay-marriage ban in California.
October 28, 2008
Dust-Up
How would Prop. 8 affect married same-sex couples?
Today's question: What is your view of what would happen to the estimated 11,000 or more gay and lesbian marriages that already have been performed in this state since the state Supreme Court ruling, should Proposition 8 pass? Previously, Jean and Broyles debated what ripple effects, if any, Proposition 8 would have on the nation if it passes
October 27, 2008
More on gay marriage
A gay-marriage Pandora's box?
Today's topic: Pro-Proposition 8 ads have predicted that churches and schools may face more legal action and legislation restricting their rights if the initiative passes. Has this happened in other parts of the country? What would happen in California and, potentially, in the nation if Proposition 8 passes? Dean R. Broyles and Lorri L. Jean debate Proposition 8.
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