by Matt Baume
A new anti-gay ad just launched in Washington, and it's a carbon-copy of the same misleading, hurtful messages that they've run year after year in other states. But the Prop 8 trial changed things. That trial was like a freedom-to-marry truth commission, where we put all of their misleading claims on the stand and examined them piece by piece. And of course, AFER's expert legal team demolished all of those arguments.
Let's take a look at the new Washington ad and break it down.
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