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Jeff Jacoby

Misunderstanding marriage in California

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By Jeff Jacoby
Globe Columnist / May 21, 2008

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CALIFORNIA'S voters, unlike their counterparts in Massachusetts, will have the last word on what marriage means in their state. When the highest court in Massachusetts conjured up a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, 170,000 Bay State voters petitioned for an amendment to the state constitution that would restore the age-old definition. Their effort died on the vine when the Legislature ... (Full article: 723 words)

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