The case study for voting the platform, not the person:
Dateline 2000: Conservatives, including the LDS Church, succeed in passing a California gay marriage ban.
Dateline 2008: Liberal judges overturn the ban on gay marriage.
Dateline 2008: Conservatives, including the LDS Church, succeed in passing a California gay marriage ban.
Dateline 2010: Liberal judges overturn the ban on gay marriage.
Is it just me or is there a pattern here?
It appears to me that electing conservative leaders who appoint conservative judges is very, very important.
Vardell Taylor
West Jordan
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