Fags are on the loose in AZ:

PHOENIX — Arizona has been a disappointment to anti-gay marriage activists since 2006, when the state became the first in the nation to reject a ballot measure banning same-sex marriage.

Those same opponents are hoping for redemption Nov. 4, when Arizona voters again will have to decide whether they want the state's constitution to be amended to define marriage as a union between one man and one woman. ...

Backers say they want the constitutional change because they're trying to prevent judges from legislating from the bench and turning it over.

Opponents see it as pouring salt on a wound.

"It's clearly discriminatory, it's clearly hurtful, and we see this as something that is unfair, unneeded, and a complete waste of time, energy, and resources," said Marty Rouse[color="Red"]( :[] ?), national field director for the Human Rights Campaign. The Washington, D.C.-based gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization has donated $50,000 to opponents of Arizona's measure.

Democratic state Rep. Kyrsten Sinema [color="Red"](She gave us WN trouble before. Found this crossreferencing her name on Google.)😡, chairwoman of the group opposing the gay marriage ban, said Arizonans are not worried about same-sex marriage.

"Arizona voters have really important issues on their minds," she said. [color="Red"]( )

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