I cannot understand why a person who is not gay would support any gay agenda, but especially the anti-Prop 8.  But:

http://www.kutv.com/content/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=791fd3f3-6fc7-4fbf-afc7-91c920dcdd22

"Former 49ers football star and prominent Mormon Steve Young made a surprising statement by placing political signs in the windows of his house and on his front yard.

"CBS Television Station KPIX, shot video of two official No on Prop. 8 signs in windows of the Young family home in Palo Alto, California. The video also shows three Halloween themed signs displayed on the lawn. Those signs urge people to vote against Proposition 8, which seeks to ban Gay Marriage in California."

In addition, the television station reports that Youngs wife Barbara, made a $50,000 donation to the No on Proposition 8 campaign. It is also reported that in an e-mail to the gay advocacy group Equality California, Barbara Young made the following statement: "We believe all families matter, and we do not believe in discrimination, therefore, our family will vote against Prop. 8" 


Figure this one out....

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8MU2B8O0&show_article=1

During his dinner speech at the National Review Institute's Conservative Summit, the former governor said he was a strong opponent of a November 2003 state supreme court decision making Massachusetts the first state to legalize gay marriage.

"I opposed then, and I do now, gay marriage and civil union," he said. "I am proud of the fact that I and my team did everything within our power and within the law to stand up for traditional marriage."

Romney struck a more moderate tone during his 2002 campaign for governor and his unsuccessful 1994 Senate race against Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. In a letter sent during the Senate race, Romney promised a gay GOP group that he would be a stronger advocate for them than Kennedy was.

I give up!

-- Edited by lundbaek at 13:31, 2008-11-11