The Christian Post reports:
California voters may have to face the issue of gay marriage again on the 2010 ballot if the state Supreme Court decides to uphold the passage of Proposition 8.
Equality California, a gay rights group which ran the “No on 8″ campaign, said this week it intends to launch an effort to put a ballot initiative to reverse the gay marriage ban in two years should current legal efforts fail. [...]
Glen Lavy, senior counsel with the Alliance Defense Fund, said there was “no structural revision to the state constitution” that took place.
“The people have simply restored the definition of marriage that the constitution has always assumed,” he stated.
