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Minnesota Same-Sex Marriage Amendment (2012), supporters, TV ads

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Below are video ads that were created in support of Minnesota Same-Sex Marriage Amendment (2012).

Minnesotans Vote Yes for the Marriage Protection Amendment Video #1, 11-4-11

Minnesotans Vote Yes for the Marriage Protection Amendment Video #2, 11-8-11

First Minnesota For Marriage TV Ad: Good of Marriage, 10-1-12

Minnesota Marriage Minute videos

In early January 2012 Kalley King Yanta, a former anchor for a Minneapolis-based television station, joined the Minnesota for Marriage group to launch a series of videos - called the "Minnesota Marriage Minute" videos - regarding the proposed constitutional amendment. According to Episode 1, released on January 3, 2012 a new episode would be published every week. "The Minnesota Marriage Minute videos are an exciting opportunity to promote a respectful dialogue about the future of marriage in Minnesota," said John Helmberger, chairman of Minnesota for Marriage.^[1]

Minnesota Marriage Minute: Episode 1, 1-3-12

Minnesota Marriage Minute: Episode 2, 1-10-12

External links

Minnesota for Marriage on YouTube

↑ The Washington Independent,"News anchor, anti-abortion activist to be the ‘face’ of Minnesota anti-gay marriage amendment," January 9, 2012

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