Vote NO again. Trust the people.
Arizona has a budget deficit of more than three billion dollars. But what do politicians spend their time debating? Marriage, even though it’s already defined as between a man and a woman, and even though we voted on this issue two years ago. Doesn’t the legislature have better things to do than argue about this again and again? They need to get back to work on more important issues.
Why won’t politicians listen to us? Politicians in the state legislature have forced this issue on us not just once, but now twice. In 2006 we voted no, and now they are back at it, putting divisive issues on the ballot again and again. It is time that we tell our politicians to start listening to us and stop treating us like we are dumb. We need to work together to solve important problems, and we need to stop wasting time debating the definition of marriage.
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Voting on this issue again is just not important to people. We’d rather focus on more important issues like health care, immigration, energy policy, and the economy.
Arizona voters made their views known on the issue of marriages just two years ago. Forty-nine legislators should not be able to overturn the voters on this issue.