Top Donors to Yes on Prop 8

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  Nov 07, 2008 1:43 AM GMT

  Here are the primary people behind Yes on 8. Anyone doing business with Templeton Mutual Funds should consider going elsewhere?
  
  Your welcome to email them at:
  
  E-Mail Addresses
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  Knights of Columbus, New Haven, CT $1,425,000
  
  Howard Ahmanson, Jr., Irvine, CA
  Fieldstead & Co.
  $1,395,000
  
  John Templeton, Bryn Mawr, PA
  John Templeton Foundation, Chairman/President
  $1,100,000
  
  National Organization for Marriage,
  Princeton, NJ
  $1,041,134.80
  
  Terry Caster & Family, San Diego, CA
  $693,000
  
  Robert Hurtt, Orange, CA
  $550,000
  
  Focus On the Family, Colorado Springs, CO
  $539,643.66
  
  American Family Association, Tupelo, MS
  $500,000
  
  Claire Reiss, La Jolla, CA
  Reisung Enterprises
  $500,000
  
  Elsa Prince, Holland, MI
  $450,000
  
  Concerned Women for America, Washington DC
  $409,000
  
  Hartford Holdings, LLC., Provo, UT
  $300,000
  
  Source - http://www.californiansagainsthate.com/

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  Nov 07, 2008 3:34 AM GMT

  allencommon said
  
  Claire Reiss, La Jolla, CA
  Reisung Enterprises
  $500,000
  
  

  
  
  I pass there on my way to class every day, it's about 5 minutes from where I live....

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  Nov 07, 2008 5:19 AM GMT

  str8hardbody saidWell the people had spoken & the VOTERS passed Prop 8 we can't do anything about it even we e-mail them. You can protest or rally and nothing will change unless we vote again. We have to respect the decision of the VOTERS and deal with it.

  
  
  Errr.... NO we don't
  These people are hiding behind the cloak of invisibility
  Let them be Proud of their vote and/or funding this hatefulness and when someone asks them let them say why they sent money of voted that way
  
  time to stop being nice about this
  There Should be a PR campaign where voters and people who have sent money should be called and asked why they did what they did
  Then you'll see the hatefulness....then the hoods come off
  and it ain't pretty what lies underneath and they will be exposed for what they are

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  Nov 07, 2008 5:20 AM GMT

  str8hardbody saidWell the people had spoken & the VOTERS passed Prop 8 we can't do anything about it even we e-mail them. You can protest or rally and nothing will change unless we vote again. We have to respect the decision of the VOTERS and deal with it.

  
  
  True. But a long time ago a majority believed that the earth was flat. If everyone accepted that, we wouldn't be here.
  When we went to war in Iraq-a slim majority believed it was ok-didn't make it right either.
  True the people have spoken-maybe it was their beliefs, maybe they were frightened by the lies-but at some point those that are affected have to come out and show them that we are human beings and this is how it affects us..
  
  Different people have different solutions-when an injustice is done-be it by the majority or by tyrannical dictators, opposition always festers and rears up...

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  Nov 07, 2008 12:13 PM GMT

  On 10/16/08 - I married my partner, Tim (of 7 years) in San Francisco's City Hall. According to Attorney General - Jerry Brown the 16,000 marriages that took before 11/4 place are still valid.

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