Bay Windows reports that MassResistance, which employs "documentary makers" who strip when being chased by police, couldn't collect enough signatures to get a 2010 ballot question on bringing back the 1913 law used to bar out-of-state gay and lesbian couples from marrying here.
The group needed roughly 33,000 signatures; it collected only 10,500.
The law was originally passed to block non-residents of different races from marrying in Massachusetts; Mitt Romney resurrected it in his battle against gay marriage.
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It doesn't matter. The Great
By NotWhitey
Fri, 10/31/2008 - 10:56pm
It doesn't matter. The Great and General Court would never have passed the law required by the referendum. That's how they ride.
Matter
By fenwayguy
Sat, 11/01/2008 - 1:05am
At least the Great and General Court won't be wasting any more of their time and our money dealing with this lunacy.
According to Camenker, even the Archdiocese told them to get lost. Heh.