Gay Marriage on California's November Ballot  The state
shouldn't be in the marriage business at all  It has been nearly
two months since California started issuing marriage licenses to
same-sex couples, and somehow civilization as we know it has not
come crashing down. The legal and political fights over the
issue are far from over, however.  Gay rights supporters tried
and failed to keep Proposition 8 from appearing on the state's
November ballot. Prop. 8 would change the state constitution,
banning same-sex marriages and effectively overturning the
California Supreme Court's May ruling.  Opponents of same-sex
marriage are fighting their own court battle, charging that
changes to the wording of Proposition 8's ballot title and
summary made by the attorney general's office might bias voters
against the measure.  In its 4-3 decision in May, the California
Supreme Court ruled: "[I]n view of the substance and
significance of the fundamental constitutional right to form a
family relationship, the California Cons