The right to have Civil Partnerships!

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Gay, Lesbian and Trans-Gender

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We the Undersigned Americans are not going to sit back and let this happen. We want equal rights for all Americans. Civic Rights are being violated and we feel that with these signatures we want "Change" in the right direction. We fight to Legalize Civil Partnerships because We can and We will.

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We signed the "The right to have Civil Partnerships!" petition!

# 162:

12:29 pm PDT, Apr 27, Jeff Gish, Arizona

# 161:

7:48 am PDT, Apr 17, Catherine Dunham, Virginia

# 160:

3:42 am PDT, Apr 14, Jon Corlett, Florida

# 159:

6:43 pm PDT, Mar 25, Dustin Griffin, Florida

# 158:

2:33 pm PDT, Mar 22, Caleb L, Arizona

# 157:

2:27 pm PDT, Mar 9, Name not displayed, Pennsylvania

# 156:

9:56 pm PST, Mar 7, Carlos Ramirez, New Mexico

# 154:

6:51 pm PST, Mar 5, Kevin Paavola, Florida

# 153:

8:03 am PST, Mar 4, Paulino Valenzuela, Arizona

# 152:

7:06 am PST, Mar 4, Arthur Foster, New York

# 151:

7:32 am PST, Feb 26, Aaron Barbee, Illinois

# 150:

7:56 pm PST, Feb 24, Miranda Rumpf, Missouri

# 149:

12:36 pm PST, Feb 18, Name not displayed, North Carolina
I am signing this petition because everyone has the right to be with the one they love and no one has the right to tell us otherwise. LOVE IS LOVE! This is supposed to be a free country and it is not right that we cannot marry who we wish.

# 148:

5:39 pm PST, Feb 12, Janet Shemanske, Arizona
If this country truly stands for equality, then we must stop creating second class citizenship. We must stop discriminating.

# 147:

6:25 am PST, Feb 6, Randy McMillan, Kentucky

# 146:

4:29 am PST, Feb 3, Brenda Parry, New Jersey

# 144:

11:07 am PST, Jan 31, Ben Chapman, Arizona

# 143:

9:31 pm PST, Jan 30, Jenni Hagen, Arizona
Atleast something can bring up the morale.

# 142:

11:23 am PST, Jan 30, Jacquie Garrett, Arizona
this is too late in coming

# 141:

6:29 pm PST, Jan 29, Deborah Thompson, Arizona
I have been with my partner for 23 years, alot longer than most married heterosexual couples, and yet I am not allowed to have the same privleges. I'm not forcing my lifestyle on anyone, I'm not changing. I love my neighbor. I wish they could love us back.

# 140:

4:59 pm PST, Jan 29, Name not displayed, Arizona
I am a heterosexual christian who happens to believe that every one deserves to be loved and treated fairly. I adore my gay friends!

# 139:

4:11 pm PST, Jan 29, Angie Mulholland, Arizona
Same sex commitments deserve recognition and the same benefits as opposite sex marriage.

# 138:

3:23 pm PST, Jan 29, Marilyn Joyce, Arizona

# 137:

3:11 pm PST, Jan 29, Name not displayed, Arizona

# 136:

2:41 pm PST, Jan 29, Robert Reece, North Carolina

# 135:

2:37 pm PST, Jan 29, Andrew Strom, Arizona

# 134:

2:31 pm PST, Jan 29, Melissa Rose, Arizona

# 133:

2:23 pm PST, Jan 29, Barb Turbett, Arizona

# 132:

2:12 pm PST, Jan 29, Brad Steege, Arizona

# 131:

2:12 pm PST, Jan 29, CAROLYN O'SHEA, Arizona
For more impact, add a personal comment here

# 130:

1:33 pm PST, Jan 29, Keith Reece, Arizona

# 129:

3:27 pm PST, Jan 28, Tracy Riggs, Arizona
Why must two people who just happen to have matching genitals be denied the same civil rights as those who have unmatching ones? Fifty years ago the color of our skin had to match in order to be acceptable marriage partners, today it's hoo- hoo's. What's next? Upon going into a court house to apply for a marriage license will we have to step over to window 5 for a genital check? Sounds ridiculous because it is. This is America, the place to pursue your own happiness and not have anyone tell you what that should look like.

# 128:

2:41 pm PST, Jan 28, Kevin Frandsen, Arizona
While Arizonans may not be ready for gay "marriage", passage of this measure will certainly be a step forward in our fight for equal (not special) rights. This will certainly be a challenge to those who claim not to be opposed to gay rights, just to gay marriage, like the Mormon church in their support of Prop 102 in California, to prove that they mean what they say.

# 127:

9:27 pm PST, Jan 27, Debbie Jordan, Arizona
Denying civil rights to one person or group endangers the rights of all. We must include gender orientation and medical condition to the usual list of race, creed, color, nationality, etc., and assure equal rights for everyone on the planet. In peace, Debbie Jordan www.imaginetheworldatpeace.com Phoenix Progressive Examiner http://www.examiner.com/x-1892-Phoenix-Progressive-Examiner Author: THE WORLD I IMAGINE: A creative manual for ending poverty and building peace (Outskirts Press) www.outskirtspress.com/theworldiimagine Author: LION�S PRIDE (Outskirts Press) www.outskirtspress.com/lionspride

# 126:

6:44 pm PST, Jan 23, Mieke Bernaards, Belgium

# 125:

11:49 pm PST, Dec 26, Kirra Charlton-Betts, Australia

# 124:

8:39 pm PST, Dec 24, Danny Fryberger, Kansas

# 123:

1:15 pm PST, Dec 13, Kim Garcia, Arizona
I support fair rights for all people no matter what their sexual preference, race, or religion. Peace!

# 122:

10:14 pm PST, Dec 10, Paul Turnbloom, Arizona

# 121:

11:55 am PST, Dec 8, William Keim, Arizona

# 120:

9:08 am PST, Dec 8, Kristina Kish, Arizona

# 119:

5:39 pm PST, Dec 2, Benjamin Mills, Arizona

# 118:

9:07 pm PST, Nov 29, Andrew Russell, South Carolina

# 117:

1:19 pm PST, Nov 29, Michelle Feurer, Arizona
I do not believe it is anyone's business, who a person wants to love. It affects not one person who gets married to who. Why should people, whom maybe you don't agree with their life choice, be punished for going with who their heart chooses. It is none of our business!! Do you ask people you meet, what their sexual preference is? Don't allow your ignorance be so brilliant that you allow citizens to go without free choice. This is not a religious matter. If it was, these citizens would have nothing but pain and horribleness in their life with out government intervention. Amen.

# 116:

3:55 pm PST, Nov 27, Robert Busch, Arizona
Discrimination is a crime.

# 115:

4:49 pm PST, Nov 26, Ashley Ross, Texas

# 114:

2:48 pm PST, Nov 26, Jennifer Simmons, Arizona
A person should have the RIGHT to marry another person of their choice no matter what their sexual orientation may be. LOVE will conquer all.

# 113:

1:28 pm PST, Nov 26, Ruby Calixto, Arizona
we are intitle for freedom to be who we want to be and chose the life style with out judgement or criticism

# 112:

1:05 pm PST, Nov 26, Andrew Garnica, Arizona
we all have 2 live on this earth gay stra8 big small get over it one day gays will have there right weve been loning for!

# 111:

10:33 am PST, Nov 26, Name not displayed, New York

# 110:

7:50 pm PST, Nov 25, Felipe Mayorga, Arizona

# 109:

6:27 pm PST, Nov 25, Renita Manning, Texas
Who is anyone else to say whom we should love and marry?

# 108:

4:14 pm PST, Nov 25, Ritchyrd Handley, Arizona
Every One Need to Treated Equal not like second class Citizens

# 107:

3:36 pm PST, Nov 25, Drew Medley, North Carolina
Please help to make Civil Partnerships a reality. We all deserve the right to love whomever We choose. Thank you!

# 106:

3:07 pm PST, Nov 25, Holly Gibbs, Arizona
I am not gay, lesbian, or transgender, but I feel deeply for them all. It is unfair how they, as adults, cannot marry another consenting adult. I think that it is wrong to not allow them this simple, yet significant right. I am an American citizen who has fought for my country, served my country and this is one more thing I will do for my country. This is America, there is supposed to be a seperation of church and state. The only reason why they cannot marry is because of people's religious belief that it is wrong to be gay, lesbian or trans-gender. I say to them this is America, the land of the free. FREE! I support the gays, lesbians and trans-genders right to marry, I hope you all will too.

# 105:

1:45 pm PST, Nov 25, Gilane Jones, Arizona
I am not full gay; I am bi. I am a woman married to a man, but I could have easily chosen to pledge my life to a woman just the same. It makes me angry that I would not have enjoyed the same freedoms I now have if the love of my life turned out to be a woman instead. I don't think it's fair. I can't believe this country still allows that kind of discrimination. It must be addressed; we must not continue to penalize people for not only being in love, but also expecting to be treated like human beings. That's what we are; human beings with feelings, just like the hetero's. Doesn't the Bible say to "love your brother as yourself..."? I'm pretty sure that means "all brothers" not just the "hetero brothers". Those that choose to be gay should be allowed the same securities provided by a civil union. It is the rightful extension of the love and fidelity they secure in their hearts.

# 104:

1:37 pm PST, Nov 25, Kimberly Boyer, Arizona
GIVE US OUR RIGHTS THAT WE DESERVE!

# 103:

11:29 am PST, Nov 25, Name not displayed, Arizona

# 102:

10:03 am PST, Nov 25, Michele Carroll, Arizona

# 101:

9:11 am PST, Nov 25, Sarah Goad, Arizona

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