Republicans also care about jobs; and as a business proposition, it makes no sense to support Prop. 8. Discrimination at any level is bad for business. California has always made itself stronger by welcoming, not excluding, people who want to work hard and build better futures for themselves and their communities. What kind of a message does it send to workers, of any background, that we are willing to codify discrimination into our state constitution?

Gay couples are asking for a chance to play by the rules. We can give them that chance. For those of us who are proud of our party’s and our state’s reputation for fairness and against discrimination, our choice is very clear: No on Proposition 8.

Campbell is just the latest Republican to oppose Proposition 8.  Join him today and become a Republican Against 8!

Mr. Cunneen shares one way to get out the vote when he writes: “I’ve been telling everyone to vote no!”

If you cannot give your time or give your financial resources to the campaign, that is the least you can do–tell your friends and family and everyone you know to vote No on 8!

Republican State Senate Candidate Shane Patrick Connoly (District 13) explains how Proposition 8 flies in the face of the Republican tradition of expanding freedoms–not taking them away.