Campus Currents: Question 1
Supporters of Maine’s same-sex marriage law have raised more than double the amount of money than their opponents campaign finance reports released Tuesday showed.
Opponents to Question 1, which would reject a law allowing same-sex couples to marry in Maine, are focusing heavily on college students, who they said could be key to upholding the legislation.
The Issue: Opponents of same-sex marriage declined to engage in a debate at the University of Maine on the same-sex marriage issue.
What We Think: The lack of willingness to defend a position in a debate is a good indication that the position cannot be defended.
As election day nears, both sides of the Question 1 debate have been amping up their ad campaigns.
RE: A conservative’s argument for same-sex marriage
While it is heartening to read that Mr. Shepherd will be voting No on One in November, L.D. 1020 [Maine’s same-sex marriage law] was hardly rushed through “without input.” The …
Maine has another chance to weigh in on the issue of same-sex marriage.
On July 1, one day before the deadline, nearly 100,000 signatures opposing the new law were submitted to Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, almost …
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