Arizona Governor Flooded with Emails on Sodomy Repeal
The Advocate,
May 8, 2001
As of last Friday, Arizona governor Jane Hull had received 3,839 E-mails
urging her to veto a bill that would repeal the state’s century-old sodomy
law, The [Phoenix] Arizona Republic reports. Hull received 1,834 E-mails
urging her to sign the bill. Many of the E-mails were prompted by a missive
sent to more than 2,500 Arizona families by Len Munsil, head of the Center for
Arizona Policy. In his E-mailed letter, Munsil said that the sodomy repeal,
which is sponsored by openly gay state representative Steve May, is just the
first of many items on the "homosexual agenda." The next, Munsil
wrote, would be the lowering of the "age for sexual consent to 14 or even
12." Hull has until Tuesday to veto the bill, sign it, or allow it to
become law without her signature. Her office has not said which move she will
make.
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