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Question: Did the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints send a large number of out-of-state people in to assist with the California "Yes-on-8" campaign?: Difference between revisions
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Question: Did the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints send a large number of out-of-state people in to assist with the California "Yes-on-8" campaign?
There were no "busloads" of out-of-state people brought in to California to assist with this
Support from the campaign was generated from within congregations in California under direction of the Protect Marriage coalition.[1] There were no "busloads" of out-of-state people brought in.
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