A Marriage Protection Act Gays Can Appreciate
Score one for irony: A new movement is in the works, complete with its own Web site, to protect the institution of marriage in the Golden State from the unholy scourge of divorce The drive is on for the 2010 California Marriage Protection Act, and this group -- which actually intends to poke fun at the Proposition 8 proponents -- is circulating its own PSAs to educate the masses about its mission.Score one for irony: A new movement is in the works, complete with its own Web site, to protect the institution of marriage in the Golden State from the unholy scourge of … divorce. The drive is on for the 2010 California Marriage Protection Act, and this group — which actually intends to poke fun at the Proposition 8 proponents — is circulating its own PSAs to educate the masses about its mission. –KA
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