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from BeyondChron:
After a long string of defeats, Arizona became the first state in the nation on November 7th to defeat an anti-gay marriage initiative. In 2004, thirteen states passed a constitutional amendment against marriage equality, with an average passage rate of 71%. This year, marriage amendments were on the ballot in eight states - and seven approved them. But in four states the passage rate was less than 60%, and South Dakota barely approved its amendment by 12,000 votes. More South Dakotans voted against the marriage ban than voted for an abortion ban - in a state where the overwhelming majority of voters consider themselves "pro-life." And Arizona made history by saying "no" to bigotry as it rejected its amendment by a 48-52 margin.

Read the whole story as written at http://www.beyondchron.org/articles/How_Arizona_Beat_Anti_Gay_Bigotry_3908.html

Blue States, Rummy Fired, some progress in Arizona -- Not a bad couple weeks for political rants