designed to turn out GOP voters. Looks to me like Rove is still pretty much involved with the republican party and in fund raising activities and now actually working at Fox where the WH funnels their news. When are the Dems going to get this guy and put him behind bars.
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Social and religious conservatives are placing an increasingly large wager on a strategy they believe may overcome their constituents' lack of enthusiasm for Sen. John McCain, giving him a competitive edge over Sen. Barack Obama even in states as deeply blue as California.
Essentially, the strategy is a reprise of one Karl Rove used to push George W. Bush to victory in 2004, when he helped place measures banning same-sex marriage on the ballot in 11 key states. The Republican incumbent carried them all as religious conservatives -- particularly evangelical Protestants -- flocked to the polls to support the initiatives. This time around, similar measures denying marriage to gay and lesbian couples will be on the ballot in California, Florida and Arizona.
The Family Research Council, which supports all three propositions, believes that McCain could win in California. "It's been a long time since California was in play for a Republican," said David Nammo, who directs the council's legislative efforts. In part, his optimism is based on a private survey in which 58% of all likely voters said they "would be more likely to support a presidential candidate" who favors banning same-sex marriage.
McCain supports the proposed amendment to the California Constitution forbidding same-sex marriage; Obama opposes it, as does Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Link for rest of the article:
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-rutten26-2008jul26,0,5696072.column