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Ted Johnson, Maegan Carberry, Teresa Valdez Klein

Ted Johnson, Maegan Carberry, Teresa Valdez Klein

Posted: October 8, 2008 02:18 PM

Has CA's Assault on Marriage Fallen Off the Gaydar?


What's up the polls in California? A new study shows that all those anti-Proposition 8 advertising is working: people are supporting the initiative to ban gay marriage in California by 47% to 42%. Jake Stevens, the Deputy Mayor of West Hollywood, stops by to talk Proposition 8 and what is up with its supporters. Is it the advertising that's scaring people? What's up with that Gavin Newsom poll? Don't Californians care about equality for all? How much does this relate to the fight for the White House?

Ted, Teresa, and Maegan also reassess last night's debate. Why did this town hall debate turn into a rehash of last time? What was up with the audience? Were they just all losing sleep over the economy? Where's the interaction with the audience? And did anyone hear about this NBC skit that was taken down from their site, causing online viewers to shout "censorship?"

Listen to the show here or use the Blog Talk Radio player:


Wilshire & Washington, the weekly Blog Talk Radio program that explores the intersection of politics, entertainment, and new media, features co-hosts Ted Johnson, Managing Editor of Variety; conservative blogger Teresa Valdez Klein (www.teresacentric.com), and liberal blogger Maegan Carberry (www.maegancarberry.com). The show airs every Wednesday at 7:30am PST on BlogTalkRadio.com.

What's up the polls in California? A new study shows that all those anti-Proposition 8 advertising is working: people are supporting the initiative to ban gay marriage in California by 47% to 42%. Jak...
What's up the polls in California? A new study shows that all those anti-Proposition 8 advertising is working: people are supporting the initiative to ban gay marriage in California by 47% to 42%. Jak...
 
 
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01:05 AM on 10/09/2008
I for one intend to vote "no" on Prop. 8, and will be very sad if it passes.