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1 GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER LLP

Theodore B. Olson, SBN 38137
2 tolson@gibsondunn.com
Matthew D. McGill, pro hac vice
3 Amir C. Tayrani, SBN 229609
1050 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036
4 Telephone: (202) 955-8668, Facsimile: (202) 467-0539
5 Theodore J. Boutrous, Jr., SBN 132009

tboutrous@gibsondunn.com
6 Christopher D. Dusseault, SBN 177557
Ethan D. Dettmer, SBN 196046
7 Sarah E. Piepmeier, SBN 227094
Theane Evangelis Kapur, SBN 243570
8 Enrique A. Monagas, SBN 239087
333 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90071
10 BOIES, SCHILLER & FLEXNER LLP

David Boies, pro hac vice
11 dboies@bsfllp.com
333 Main Street, Armonk, New York 10504
13 Jeremy M. Goldman, SBN 218888

jgoldman@bsfllp.com
14 Theodore H. Uno, SBN 248603
1999 Harrison Street, Suite 900, Oakland, California 94612
16 Attorneys for Plaintiffs

KRISTIN M. PERRY, SANDRA B. STIER,
17 PAUL T. KATAMI, and JEFFREY J. ZARRILLO
18 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

19 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
20 KRISTIN M. PERRY, et al., CASE NO. 09-CV-2292 VRW

21 Plaintiffs,
and DECLARATION OF KAIPONANEA T.
22 MATSUMURA IN SUPPORT OF
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
PLAINTIFFS’ OPPOSITION TO
23 Plaintiff-Intervenor, PROPOSED INTERVENORS’ MOTION TO
v. INTERVENE
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ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, et al.,
25 Defendants,
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PROPOSITION 8 OFFICIAL PROPONENTS
27 DENNIS HOLLINGSWORTH, et al.,
28 Defendant-Intervenors.
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09-CV-2292 VRW DECLARATION OF KAIPONANEA T. MATSUMURA IN SUPPORT OF PLAINTIFFS’ OPPOSITION TO
PROPOSED INTERVENORS’ MOTION TO INTERVENE
1 I, Kaiponanea T. Matsumura, declare as follows:
2 1. I am an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of California and in the Northern
3 District of California. I am an associate in the law firm of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP, counsel of
4 record for Plaintiffs Kristin M. Perry, Sandra B. Stier, Paul T. Katami, and Jeffrey J. Zarrillo in the
5 above-captioned matter. I make this declaration in support of Plaintiffs’ Opposition to Proposed
6 Intervenors’ Motion to Intervene. The information below is stated on personal knowledge and if
7 called as a witness, I could and would testify competently thereto.
8 2. Attached hereto as Exhibit A is a true and correct copy of Linda Deutsch (for the
9 Associated Press), Lawsuit Seeks Federal Ruling on Gay Marriage, S.D. UNION TRIB., May 26, 2009,
10 available at http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2009/may/26/ca-gay-marriage-federal-052609/.
11 3. Attached hereto as Exhibit B is a true and correct copy of Lisa Leff (for the
12 Associated Press), Calif. AG, Gov Oppose Suspending Gay Marriage Ban, S.D. UNION TRIB., June
13 12, 2009, available at http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2009/jun/12/ca-gay-marriage-calif-
14 061209/.
15 4. Attached hereto as Exhibit C is a true and correct copy of Maura Dolan & Carol J.
16 Williams, Brown Again Says Prop. 8 Should be Struck Down, L.A. TIMES, June 13, 2009, as retrieved
17 from www.lexis.com.
18 5. Attached hereto as Exhibit D is a true and correct copy of News, U.S. District Court
19 Grants Intervenor Status to Prop. 8 Proponents in Case Challenging Law’s Validity (July 1, 2009),
20 available at http://www.protectmarriage.com/article/u-s-district-court-grants-intervenor-status-to-
21 prop-8-proponents-in-case-challenging-law-s-validity.
22 6. Attached hereto as Exhibit E is a true and correct copy of Protect Marriage,
23 Endorsements, recovered by the Internet Archive Way Back Machine, available at
24 http://web.archive.org/web/20080821225712/http://protectmarriage.com/endorsements.
25 7. Attached hereto as Exhibit F is a true and correct copy of Schubert Flint’s Responses
26 and Objections to Plaintiffs’ Subpoena to Produce Documents, Information, or Objects or to Permit
27 Inspection of Premises, dated October 7, 2009, and signed by Robert H. Tyler and Jennifer L. Monk,
28 Advocates for Faith and Freedom.
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1 I declare, under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States, that these facts
2 are true and correct and that this Declaration is executed this 30th day of December, 2009, at San
3 Francisco, California.
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2 Pursuant to General Order No. 45 of the Northern District of California, I attest that
3 concurrence in the filing of the document has been obtained from each of the other signatories to this
4 document.
5 /s/ Theodore B. Olson

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LOS ANGELES — Two of the nation's top litigators who opposed each other in the Bush v. Gore election
challenge in 2000 have joined forces to seek federal court intervention in California's gay marriage controversy.
Theodore B. Olson and David Boies, long identified as opposing forces for conservative and liberal groups, filed
suit in federal court on behalf of two gay men and two gay women, arguing that a California constitutional
amendment eliminating the right of gay couples to marry violates the U.S. constitutional guarantees of equal
protection and due process.
Olson said he hopes the case will wind up before the U.S. Supreme Court.
"This is a federal question," Olson said in a telephone interview Tuesday. "This is about the rights of individuals
to be treated equally and not be stigmatized."
He said that he and Boies, who have become close friends in the years since Bush v. Gore, decided to
collaborate on the issue.
"We wanted to be a symbol of the fact that this not a conservative or a liberal issue. We want to send a signal
that this is an important constitutional issue involving equal rights for all Americans," Olson said.
The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court in San Francisco on Friday, before the California Supreme Court
issued a ruling Tuesday upholding the state's voter-approved Proposition 8, which banned gay marriage.
The suit argues that Proposition 8 creates a category of "second-class citizens" in violation of the U.S. M OS T PO P UL AR M OS T CO M M E NT S
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"We believe this is the kind of matter where Americans must come together and recognize the rights of all
citizens," Olson said.
The lawyers filed their challenge on Friday after the California Supreme Court announced it would be deciding
the issue on Tuesday. The suit is not an appeal of Tuesday's state high court decision but rather a challenge of
the Proposition 8 constitutional amendment. It was assumed that federal courts would be waiting for the
California decision before deciding whether to enter the fray. The lawyers hoped that filing early would give
them priority to enter the federal courts.
Olson said that no matter how the case is decided in the district court, one side or the other would likely appeal
to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal. A decision there could be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, setting
up the ultimate legal contest.
Olson, a former U.S. solicitor general, has argued 55 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. He has prevailed in
over 75 percent of those arguments. He has served in high level positions at the U.S. Department of Justice in
the Reagan and George W. Bush administrations.
In addition to the Bush v. Gore case, Boise has made headlines for other cases, including his successful
defense of NASCAR against antitrust charges. He collected a record $4 billion for American Express in its
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SAN FRANCISCO — California Attorney General Jerry Brown and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger are opposing
an effort to lift the state's ban on same-sex marriage while a lawsuit challenging Proposition 8 makes it way
through the federal courts.
Brown and a private lawyer for Schwarzenegger wrote in papers filed in U.S. District Court in San Francisco
late Thursday that allowing same-sex couples to resume marrying now would create too much uncertainty.
Suspending the ban "would not serve the public interest because it would create significant uncertainty for
many persons concerning a relationship in which certainty is of the utmost importance," Brown said. "At this
stage of the litigation, these concerns must override the countervailing arguments presented by plaintiffs."
But the attorney general, in a follow-up brief filed Friday evening said he supports the aims of the lawsuit.
Brown said he agrees that Proposition 8 "imposed a special disability on gays and lesbians and their families on
the basis of sexual orientation," violating the U.S. Constitution's promise of equal protection and due process.
"Taking from same-sex couples the right to civil marriage that they had previously possessed under California's
Constitution cannot be squared with guarantees of the Fourteenth Amendment," Brown said. "Accordingly, the
Attorney General answers the Complaint consistent with his duty to uphold the United States Constitution."
On May 26, the California Supreme Court upheld the voter-approved same-sex marriage ban, which as a
constitutional amendment trumped the court's decision from a year earlier striking down a pair of laws that
limited marriage to a man and a woman.
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Democrat considering running for governor next year, surprised many people by refusing to defend the
measure. Schwarzenegger did not take a formal position in that case.
"It's still disappointing that (Brown) would continue to target Prop. 8 even after the California courts said it was
valid," Pugno said.
The federal case was filed on behalf of two unmarried gay couples last month by Theodore Olson and David
Boies, the lawyers who represented opposing sides in the contested 2000 presidential election. Griffin, a Los
Angeles-based political strategist, approached Olson about taking on the case and has recruited director Rob
Reiner, producer Bruce Cohen and screenwriter Dustin Lance Black as board members.
A hearing on their request for a temporary injunction that would prevent the state from enforcing Proposition 8 is
scheduled for July 2. If a judge grants the request, gay couples could have years to avail themselves of the
right to wed before the case gets settled.
Theodore Boutrous Jr., a member of the legal team in the case, said he disagreed with Brown and the governor
that lifting the ban when it could be reimposed later would create too much confusion. He noted that that in
upholding Proposition 8, the state Supreme Court allowed to let stand the marriages of an estimated 18,000
gay couples who tied the knot before the measure passed.
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don't see any problems with that at all."
Geoffrey Kors, executive director of Equality California, the state's largest gay rights group, said that while he
wished Schwarzenegger and Brown supported the injunction, it was more important for them to support the
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June 13, 2009 Saturday

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SECTION: MAIN NEWS; Metro Desk; Part A; Pg. 13
LENGTH: 923 words
HEADLINE: CALIFORNIA;
Brown again says Prop. 8 should be struck down;
In his response to a federal lawsuit, he maintains the ballot measure violates
the U.S. Constitution.
BYLINE: Maura Dolan and Carol J. Williams
BODY:
California Atty. Gen. Jerry Brown once again refused to defend Proposition
8's ban on same-sex marriage Friday, telling a federal judge that it violated
the U.S. Constitution and should be struck down.
Brown made his arguments in response to a federal lawsuit against the state
by two gay couples who contend the initiative violates federal due process and
equal protection guarantees.
Over Brown's opposition, the California Supreme Court upheld the proposition
last month on state, not federal, constitutional grounds, a few days after the
federal suit was filed in San Francisco.
Brown's willingness to fight a state law that has been upheld by the state's
highest court contrasted sharply with President Obama's decision this week to
oppose a federal challenge to the U.S. Defense of Marriage Act brought in Orange
County.
In that case, a married gay couple, Arthur Smelt and Christopher Hammer, has
challenged the constitutionality of both Proposition 8 and the 1996 federal law
that prohibits extension of federal benefits to same-sex couples.
The U.S. Justice Department has argued that the Orange County challenge
should be dismissed, a position that was quickly denounced by gay rights law-
yers.
In a statement, Obama's lawyers noted that the president considers the gay
marriage ban discriminatory and wants it rescinded, but that his government is
legally obliged to defend the law on the books.
"The president has said he wants to see a legislative repeal of the Defense
of Marriage Act because it prevents [lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender]
couples from being granted equal rights and benefits. However, until Congress
passes legislation repealing the law, the administration will continue to defend
the statute when it is challenged in the justice system," the statement said.
Brown, however, said that even though California is required to enforce
Proposition 8, he is free to agree with the challengers that it violates the
14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Brown's position, laid out in a brief filed late Friday, puts the state's
highest-ranking law enforcement officer on the record declaring that the ballot
measure violates federal constitutional protections. The San Francisco case may
eventually reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
At the same time, Brown argued that U.S. District Judge Vaughan Walker should
not suspend Proposition 8 immediately because a higher court could reinstate it
later and put same-sex couples in "legal limbo."
"Staying operation of Proposition 8, without the certainty of a final judg-
ment as to its constitutionality, would leave same-sex couples, as well as their
families, friends, and the wider community, in legal limbo," Brown argued.
Andy Pugno, the lawyer for the campaign that won passage of the measure, ac-
cused Brown of being "intent on undercutting Prop. 8 at every opportunity" when
told of the filing.
"The people of California really deserve better than to have their vote just
continually questioned and second-guessed by the attorney general," Pugno said.
The campaign has asked Judge Walker to allow it to defend the measure as a
full participant in the case, just as it did before the California Supreme
Court.
Nationally renowned attorneys Theodore Olson and David Boies filed the San
Francisco suit on behalf of a lesbian couple from Berkeley and two gay men from
Burbank who had been denied marriage licenses after Proposition 8's passage.
The lawyers are scheduled to ask Walker on July 2 to put Proposition 8 on
hold pending a trial. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, in a separate filing, also
said the measure should not be temporarily blocked because of the uncertainty
over what higher courts will rule.
The federal challenge brought by Olson and Boies has worried gay rights advo-
cates who fear the federal courts, currently dominated by judges named by Repub-
lican presidents, could rule against those claiming a constitutional right for
gays to marry and set back their cause by as much as decades.
The American Civil Liberties Union, speaking for an alliance of gay rights
groups, lamented the Justice Department's move to dismiss the Orange County cou-
ple's suit.
"The administration is using many of the same flawed legal arguments that the
Bush administration used," Paul Cates, the ACLU gay rights project director,
said of the brief filed by the government late Thursday. "These arguments
rightly have been rejected by several state supreme courts as legally unsound
and obviously discriminatory."
The federal ban on recognizing same-sex marriages is also being challenged by
12 gay couples from Massachusetts who have identified specific damages suffered
because of the law, such as denial of joint tax-filing benefits, spousal bene-
fits for federal employees and inheritance rights.
Smelt and Hammer also sued the state over Proposition 8. In response to that
challenge, Brown filed a motion to dismiss, arguing that the men lack standing
to sue because their marriage has been recognized as legal and is unaffected by
the voter initiative.
In upholding Proposition 8, the state high court refused to apply it retroac-
tively, leaving an estimated 18,000 same-sex marriages intact.
Proposition 8, a constitutional amendment, reinstated a same-sex marriage ban
following the California Supreme Court's historic, May 15, 2008, ruling that the
ban violated the state Constitution.
The state high court rejected challenges that the measure was an impermissi-
ble, sweeping revision rather than a more limited constitutional amendment.
--
carol.williams@latimes.com
maura.dolan@latimes.com
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U.S. District Court Grants Intervenor Status to Prop. 8
Proponents in Case Challenging Law's Validity
July 01, 2009
Contact: Cherri Spriggs-Hernandez, 916-448-4234
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The official proponents of Proposition 8, last
November’s successful initiative to restore marriage as being between a man
and a woman in the California Constitution, were granted intervenor status by
the U.S. District Court, Northern District of California in a lawsuit that challenges
the constitutionality of Prop. 8.
“As the official proponents and campaign committee for Proposition 8, we are
pleased that the court will allow us to defend marriage and the will of the people
against challenges to the voter-approved measure,” said Andy Pugno, general
counsel for ProtectMarriage.com.
“As we have seen in other legal challenges against the right of the people to
"We are at one of those moments.
protect traditional marriage in California’s laws, particularly the recent California
This is THE major change point of
Supreme Court decision to uphold Prop. 8, today’s ruling designating us to the last few decades..."
defend Prop. 8 reflects the unfortunate fact that, if left up to state officials, the
will of the people would not be defended at all,” he added.
The plaintiffs filed a lawsuit, Perry v Schwarzenegger in May, challenging Prop.

8 on the basis that it violates the United States Constitution. They subsequently
filed a motion for a preliminary injunction, which would suspend Prop. 8 and
100,490
allow same-sex couples to resume obtaining marriage licenses while Perry v
Schwarzenegger wound its way through the court system. A hearing on
whether to issue the preliminary injunction is scheduled for July 2, 2009. In the
ruling granting intervenor status to the official Proposition 8 proponents, the
Court took notice of the fact that the California Attorney General was not
defending the state’s laws as contemplated in the California Constitution.
“Marriage between a man and a woman predates government, is recognized as

the foundation of the family, and has been twice reaffirmed in a statewide vote
as the will of the people in California,” said Pugno. “We look forward to helping
safeguard what the voters have put in place as this lawsuit moves forward.”
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Ventura County Christian Leadership Council
Come Let Us Reason
Environmental Geology Services
54th AD Republican Central Committee

United Families California
Values Advocacy Council
VOCAL Californians for the Preservation of Family & Marriage
Wycliffe Bible Translators, Temecula
Public Officials
State Senators
Senator Dick Ackerman (R-Tustin)

Senator Sam Aanestad (R-Redding)
Senator Roy Ashburn (R-Bakersfield )
Senator James Battin, Jr. (R-La Quinta)
Senator Dave Cogdill (R-Modesto)
Senator Dave Cox (R-Fair Oaks)
Senator Jeff Denham (R-Merced)
Senator Bob Dutton (R-San Bernardino)
Senator Tom Harman (R-Huntington Beach)
Senator Dennis Hollingsworth (R- El Cajon)
Senator Abel Maldonado (R-Santa Maria)
Senator Bob Margett (R-Arcadia)
Senator Tom McClintock (R-Thousand Oaks)
Senator George Runner (R-Antelope Valley)
Senator Mark Wyland (R-Carlsbad)
Assembly Members
Assemblyman Greg Aghzarian (R-Stockton)

Assemblyman John Benoit (R-Palm Desert)
Assemblyman Chuck Devore (R-Irvine)
Assemblyman Bill Emmerson (R-Redlands)
Assemblyman Guy Houston (R-San Ramon)
Assemblyman Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar)
Assemblyman Rick Keene (R-Chico)
Assemblyman Doug LaMalfa (R-Biggs)
Assemblyman Bill Maze (R-Visalia)
Assemblyman Mike Duvall (R-Yorba Linda)
Assemblyman Alan Nakanishi (R-Lodi)
Assemblyman Roger Niello (R-Sacramento)
Assemblyman George Plescia (R-San Diego)
Assemblywoman Sharon Runner (R-Lancaster)
Assemblywoman Audra Strickland (R-Camarillo)
Assemblyman Van Tran (R-Costa Mesa)
Assemblyman Michael Villines (R-Clovis)
Assemblywoman Mimi Walters (R-Laguna Niguel)
Local Elected Officials
Mayor Neil C. Blais, City of Rancho Santa Margarita
Mayor Eric King, City of Folsom

Placer County Supervisor Bruze Kranz (District 5)
Imperial County Supervisor Wally Leimgruber (District 5)
Linda Lindholm- Laguna Niguel Councilmember
Mayor Jeff Miller, City of Corona
Mayor Curt Pringle, City of Anaheim
Mike Spence, West Covina Unified School Board Member
Other Public Officials
Ken Campbell, Placer County Republican Chairman

Former Assemblyman Ray Haynes (R-Murrieta)
Former Assemblyman Tim Leslie (R-Roseville)
Churches & Ministries
A. V. Alpha & Omega Ministries, Palmdale

Abundant Life Assembly of God, Copeland
Abundant Life Christian Fellowship
All Seasons Ministries, El Cajon
Alpha and Omega Arlington Apostolic Church, Riverside
Alpine Anglican Church, Alpine
Baldwin Park Church of Christ
Bible Fellowship Church, Ventura
Bundy Canyon Christian Church and School, Wildomar
Calvary Assembly of God
Calvary Assembly, Milpitas
Calvary Baptist Church, Modesto
Calvary Church
Calvary Temple
Camarillo Community Church
Canyon View Church of Christ, San Diego
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament
Central Baptist Church of Indio
Chapel in the Pines, Arnold
Chinese Evangelical Free Church, Monterey Park
Chinese Grace Bible Church, Sacramento
Christ Driven Church of Fowler Ca.
Christian Life Center
Christian Life Tools
Christian Outreach for Armenians, Glendale
Church of Christ, Upland
Community Counseling Services, Inc.
Core Christian Fellowship, Murrieta
Cornerstone Baptist Church
Cornerstone Baptist Church, Nicholasville KY
Cornerstone Christian Church, El Dorado Hills
Cornerstone Fellowship, Livermore
CrossPoint Community Church of the Nazarene
Dan Kricorian Ministries Int'l
Dayspring Christian Fellowship

Desert Stream Ministries
El Cajon Wesleyan Church, El Cajon
Elsinore Christian Center, Lake Elsinore
Faith Chapel Church of God in Christ, San Diego
Faith Community Church by the Sea, Encinitas
Faith Tabernacle
Faith to Faith Fellowship, Temecula
F.C.F. Int'l Ministries
Filipino American Community Church
First Baptist Church of Hesperia
First Baptist Church of Menlo Park
First Baptist Church of Taft
First Baptist Church, Lomita
First Foursquare Gospel Church of San Jose, San Jose
First Presbyterian Church, Amarillo TX
First Southern Baptist, Yucca Valley
Foxworthy Baptist Church
Free Indeed Christian Fellowship, Perris
Freedom Community Christian Church, Perris
Freewill Missionary Baptist Church, San Diego
Freewill Missionary Baptist Church, San Diego
Friends Church, Yorba Linda
Friendship Christian Fellowship Church, Moreno Valley
Gem of the Valley Church, Murrieta
God’s Word Church, Apple Valley
Golden Altar Ministries, San Jose
Golden Gate Christian Church
High Desert Church, Victorville
Highland Springs Fellowship, Banning
House of Luke, Hemet
Independent Church of Lake Elsinore
Joy Ministry for Christ, Los Angeles
Jubilee Family Church, Oskaloosa IA
Koinonia Evangelistic Center, Moreno Valley
Lake Murray Church, Assemblies of God
Life Center Church, Lakewood
Light by the Bay Church, San Lorenzo
Lighthouse Assembly of God, Murrieta
Lighthouse Community Church, Lathrop
Living Faith Christian Fellowship, Garden Grove
Living Word Christian Church, San Diego
Love and Unity Church of God in Christ, Compton
Luke Four Eighteen Ministries International, Temecula
Maranatha Chapel
Maranatha Chapel, Rancho Bernardo
Menlo Park Community Church of God in Christ, Menlo Park
Meridian Southern Baptist, El Cajon
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, San Diego
Mountain View Community Church, Temecula
Napoleon Washington, Jr. Evangelistic Assn.
Nations Harvest Church, Sunnyvale

New Birth Kingdom Covenant
New Covenant Ministries Christian Fellowship
New Day Church
New Destiny Christian Church, Inc.
New Life Presbyterian Church
New Light Church of God, Riverside
New Seasons Church
Newhall Church of the Nazarene
Oasis of Faith Christian Center
Our Redeemer Lives Church, Lake Elsinore
Progressive M.B.C. of Berkeley
Rancho Baptist Church, Temecula
Ray of Hope Church, Pomona
Resurrection Power Ministries
Revival Christian Fellowship, Menifee
Rose Drive Friends Church, Yorba Linda
Rubidoux First Assembly of God
San Antonio Heights Community Church, San Bernardino
San Diego Christian Worship Center, San Diego
San Jose Church of Christ, San Jose
San Jose Foursquare Church, San Jose
San Jose Open Bible Church, San Jose
San Jose Word of Faith Christian Center, San Jose
San Mateo Pro Life
Set Free Ministries of San Diego, San Diego
Sierra Madre Congregational Church
Skyline Wesleyan Church, El Cajon
Solid Ground Brethren in Christ Church, Alta Loma
South Coast Christian Assembly
South Valley Christian Church, San Jose
Southwest Christian Church, Temecula
Southwest Community Church, Indian Wells
St Timothy Orthodox Church
St. Mary Catholic Church
State College Blvd. Church of Christ, Anaheim
Survivors of Assault Recovery/Living Word Christian Church, San Diego
The Calvary Chapel Churches
The Church of God of Prophecy, National City
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
The Home Church, Campbell
The Oasis Foursquare Church
The Rock Church, San Diego
Tyler Baptist Church, Riverside
Valley Christian Church, Chino
Victory International Church, San Mateo
Victory Outreach of Eagle Rock
Vineyard Family Christian Fellowship, Downey
Voices of Hope Ministries
Whittier Church of Christ, Whittier
Windsor Hills Baptist Church, La Mesa
Word of Life Ministries Int’l, Riverside

Zion Christian Fellowship, Spring Valley
Individuals & Businesses
Stephanie J. Aanderud
Zelinda Abbondante
Father Keith Acker
Charlie & Maurine Adams
Kandyce Adams
Michael Adams
Terri Adams
Douglas "Butch" Agrifoglio
Lorena Aguilar
Linda Allen
Pastor Brad J. Allen
Rachelle R. Allen
Renee Allen
Chris Allen
Chris & Emily Allen
Kimberly Allen
Janette Allen-Golding
Ronald Allison, M.D.- Allison Geriatrics
Roger & Susan Allred
Pastor John M. Almaraz
Pastor Arnel Alon
Ray & Lisa Alvarado
Darcy Amant
Kyle Amant
Scott B. Ambridge
Rita Amerman
Stephen & Cindy Amestoy
Steven L. & Gaylene P.Andersen
Brenda Anderson
Cynthia Anderson
Diane Anderson
Harry & Ruth T. Anderson
Michael & Susan Anderson
Olivia Anderson
Theresa Anderson
Brian Anderson
Jennifer Anderson
Theodore M. Anderson Jr.
Gary Andrews
Lynn Andrews
Sophia Angeles
Filipina Antiporda
Joaquin Anzu
Rodrigo Arechiga
Paul Arena
Grunner Argo
Carlos Antonio Argueta

Elida Argueta
Bonnie W. Arnold
Michael Arnold
Pauline Arredondo
Yolanda Arvizu
Gevorg Asatryan
Sally A. Askew
Mike Assenza
Denise Astillero
Nicolle S. Astle
Rolland Au
Eric Avelar
Francene Awbrey
Charles M. Axtell
Concepcion Ayala
Angela M. Azevedo
Michael Azziz
H N Bacarreza-HNB
John H. Bach
Jeffrey Baertschiger
Linda E. Bagby
Robert & Paula Bagby
Joseph Bair
Apostle Tiffany Baker
Pastor Douglas Baker
Shawn Baker
Frank Baldus Jr.
Kaitlin Banks
Steven Banks
Sandra L.Bannon
Steven Bantista
Ronetta Bantly
Matt Barclay
Clifton C. & Dorothy Barefield
Paul Barney
Cristina Baroelo
Sean M. Barr
Keith Barrick
Dustin Barrington
J. RubenBarron
Delia Barron
John E. Barrus
Kirklyn Barto
Cynthia D. Basso
Raymond & Linda Baswell
Lisa Bates
Michael Batson
Thomas G. Bauer (USNR, Ret.)
Bruce V. & Marlene Baumann
Mark Baumeister
Pastor Dick Bayard

Jennifer Bayles
Paul Bays
Derrel Bebee
Ann Beckman
Carol Bedrosian
Debbie Bedson
Rosangel V. Belisle
Randy and Lori Bell
Sharon & David Bell
Justin Bellville
Peter Bellville
Aleksei Belov
David Belt
Penny Belt
Ray & Kathy Bence
Dabid & Elsie Beneke
Sara E. Benites, Teacher
Howard Bennion
Gary Benson
Sarah Benson
Russell Berg
Breen Berger
Douglas H. Berry
James Berry
James Berry
Pamela A. Berry
Mike & Nancy Best
Best Tire and Automotive
Roy A. Bicker
David J. Bilar
Annette Bills
Celeste Bird
Ron Bird
Elevila Bird
Robert B. Bishop
Joi Bitanga
Bruce Bitnoff
Jeni Bitnoff
Sandra M. Black
Bill & Kari Blackburn
Michael Blackburn
Sue Blake
Twila Blanchard
Robert Blankenbehler
Deniece Blanton
Mr. & Mrs. Norbert J. Blaszkowski
Tanjia Blomenkamp
Daren Blonski
Brian Blum
James E. Blum
Sharon Blum
Kacey Blunck
Natalie Bodily
Richard & Louise Boek
Rae J. Boeving
Jonathan & Claudia Boggs
Kari Boisvert
Robert Boisvert
Carol Boivin
Victoria J. Bolderoff
Phyllis Boles
Ron & Sharry Boles
David Boling
Valerie Boling
Betty Bollman
Gerald Bollman
Lawrence J. Bollman
Alla Bondar
Lerce Bondy
Hector Bonilla
Julia E. Boone
Shelly Boopor
Rich Bott-Bott Radio Network
Mark J. & Patricia M. Bower
Harold F. Bowman
Sandra Bowman
Stephen R. Boyer
Boy's Republic
John Bradel
Leslie Bradley
Roberta J. Bradshaw
Helen E. Bratter-Garcia
Robert (R. J.) Brauer
E Kelley Brautigam
Mary Julia Bray
Jerry Bressler
Harry H. Briley
Robert & Angela Brinkman
Patti Brisco
Lucinda Brisendine
Preston Brittian
Ellen Brodie
Craig Brown
Dr. & Mrs. John C. Brown
Robert Brown
Rochester Brown
Tim Brown
Martin Brown
Vonda Brown
Carl Brown
Steven Brown
Dean R. Broyles
Adam and Tami Brubaker
John L. Brugman
Bob & Diana Brunner
Gary Brunsvik
David D. Bryant
Betty R. Bucher
Michelle Bucholz
Annie Buen
Bruce Bull
Jonathan W. Bullen
Christopher Bunce
Scott Bundy
Pastor Kenny Burchard-The Oasis Foursquare Church
Albina Burciaga
Arthur & Valerie Burke
HelenBurkert
Julia Burkhardt
Eileen Burnett
Robert L. Burns
Mr. & Mrs. George H. Burt
Alan Burton
Chris R. & Marianne Burton
Andrew Butler
Mary J. Buzzell, M.J.B. Floral Services
Donald Byrne
Marie Byrne
Cherié Cackett
Lyle Cairns
Joe Calabretta
Robert Calabretta
Jock D. Calicut
Benjamin Call
Charity Call
Catherine Callen - Lampstand Studios, Divide CO
D. J. Callison
Suku Camacho
Kristen Hardy Campbell
Pastor Charles Campbell
Sean J. Campbell
Catalina Campos
Roger Canfield
Earl Canfield
Tyler Cannon
Pastor Dino Cardelli
Monika Cardinale
Angela Cardinalli
Mauro Carlin
Daryl Carlson
Ray Carlson
Carlson Hotels
Carina Carreon
Cyndilu Carreon
Cynthia Carreon
Jolie Carreon
Don Carruth
Glen Carter
Lisa Carter
Ron Carter- Carter Construction Company
Patrick J. Carvalho
Paul A. Casey
Dina Castillo
Colleen Cato
Debbie L. Cavalli
Lorna Cavener
Carolyn Cavolt
CC Layne & Sons Inc.
Sherry Cebada
Elizabeth Celaya
Anthony Celaya
Janet Celestine
Dayna Cevallos
Lauren Cevallos
Julianna Chaffin
Michel Chamberlain
Duncan Chamberlin-Duncan's Auto Sales
Angela Chambers
Jiingyun Chang
Myra W. Chang
Marilyn T. Chantrill
Ruth Chantse
Pastor Jerry L. Chapman
Mary Charles
Florence Chau
Felipe Chavez
Lisa Chavez
Paul A. Chavez
Gabe Chavez
Armineh Chelebian
Jiayu Chen
Samuel Cheng
Noal and Lisa Chidester
Roger Childers
Pastor Wesley Chou
Jenolyn Christensen
Sharon R. Christensen
Tyler Christensen
Julie and Tom Christian
Martin Christiansen
Darin & Maria Christmas
W.H. Chuang
Leighon Chun
Donald L. Clark
Paul Clark
Hailey Clark
Greg & Carie Clark
Craig Clark
Gabby & JorgeClavel
Kevin Clayton
Weatherford Clayton
Richard and Marie Clayton- Maric Services
Jack A. Cleeton
Trudy Clinkscales
Lindsay Clontz
MaryAnnClontz
Fred Colborn
Michelle A. Coldiron
Brandi Cole
Rachel Cole
Angela Colgan
Ann Coligny
Robert N. & Nancy G. Collins
Theodore Colunga
Andrew Comiskey
Community West Mortgage
Linda Concepcion
David R. Conley
Ruth Conley
Rochelle Conner
Francis B. Connolly
Steve Conran
Pastor Jim A. Contreras
Lucy D. Cook
Misty Cook
Stacy Cook
Terry Cooley
Gibbons Cooney
Liz Cooper
Sheri Jane Cooper
Curtis Cooper
Carlton Copa
Robyn Copa
Rachel Copeland
Susan Copeland
Patrick A. Copland
Dora Cordery
Gloria Cordova
Diana Corry
Eleno Cortez
Rigoberto Cosio
Tony Cotroneo
Grant Cottam
Jan Courtney
Steven Cowley
Steve Cox
Emily Craig
Lynda Crane
Joshua Crawford
Kathleen Crawford
Sheyla Creel
Terri Creel
Joni Criscione
Brenda Crosier
Brenda Crosier
Jim Crowley
Ron Crummett
Jennifer Cruzen
Debbie Culp
David Cundari
Lori Cundari
Robert Curry
Clara Curtis
Eldon Cyrus- Cyrus Tree Service
Sal & Dora D’Accardo
Mitch Dabo
RobinDaffern
Thomas B. Dafoe – Briden Wilson Farm, Arbuckle
Greg Dagostino
Theresa L. Dahlen
Donald V. Dales
William Dalton
Howarth Dan
Pastor David Daniel
Anita Daniels
Kenneth E. Danielson
Virginia Dansby
Michael Darius-M Concepts
Pastor Barbara Davenport
DottieDavid
Memrie Davies
Pastors Bob & Mona M. Davies
Steven & Judy Davies
Betty Davis
Eric & Anna Davis
Mary H. Davis
Reverend James E. Davis
Stephen Davis
Barbara B. Dawdy
Kristen De Jong
Kevin De_Laere
V. & G. Dea
Victor & GlendaDeacon
Matt Deakin
Michelle Deakin
Rayline Dean
Kevin L. DeBondt
John DeCesare, President - inetMatrix
Arlene Decker
Paul Deffebach
Renee Degerman
Daniel DeGroff
Heber & Pamela DeLand
William DeLeon
Nick Delgado
Carmela (Carmie) Dellyson
Debra DeLong
Raymond J. DeLong
Shirley DeLosie
Steve Denison
E. Denniston, Contractor: Creative Builders
Mark Denton
Keith & Lois DeRousse
Jerry Deveraux
Bonita L. Devers
Anthony Michael DeVeto
Janice Lee DeVeto
Earl & Judy DeVries
Peter Diaz
Jackie Diaz
Dominic DiBlasio
Marilyn N. Dick
David and Eleanor Dickson
Reverend Edward M. Dicochea
Virginia Dicochea
Tanner M. Dietrich
Paul F. Diffley, III
Pastor Shane DiLisi
Laura Dillender
Sofik Diluchian
RobertDimby
Laura DiPaola
Bishop Roy Dixon, Pastor
Tracy Doan
Martha Dobler
Andreas Dobler
E. L. Dockens
Reginald Dodd
Pastor Jim Domen
Kathleen Domingo
Joseph F. Donahue
KellyDonnelly
Melody A. Donnelly
Shawn M. Donnelly
Michael Dooley
Rayette Dooley
Kimberly Dority
Trent Douglass
Diane Y. Dow
Richard & Diane Dow
Phillip Dragna
Vern Dransfeldt
Robert & JadwigaDrumheller
Caylene Drummond
Del Drummond
George Duarte
Janie B. Duarte
John P. Duarte
Frank & Monica Duenes
Christie Duffy
Steven H. & Laurie R. Dukett
Simona Duliga
Mary Dunaway
James D. Duncan
Jonathan Duncan
Patricia L. Dunn
Lisa K. Dunne
Damon Dusterhoft
Dick Dusterhoft
Ken Dye
Willard Dye
Andee Eady
John & Taressa Earl
Joyce Edge, Founder/President – Survivors of Assault Recovery
Maggie M. Edwards
Ruth Edwards
Vern A. Edwards
John A. Ehlen E.C.H.W.
Roger & Helen Ekins
Janice M. Ellis
David Eltiste
Kenneth B. & Catreena English
Leonna M. Epperson
William C. Epperson
Julia Erickson
Michael Erickson
Reah M. Esau
Gloria Escamilla
George Escobar
Michael Esquivel
Danielle Estrada
David J. Evans, CPA
Jason & Andrea Ewell – Jason’s Glass Tint, San Clemente
Frances Ewing
Anabel Fabela
Fahillion Technology Consultants
Patricia Ann Fairbourn
William Familia
Charmaine Fanara, Depew NY
Linda Fanene
Wayne Fanene
Grace R. Fant
George Farley
Cathy Ferrell
Gerald Fessard
Pastor George D. Fessler
Fetal Diagnostic Center
Christine Fetrow
Paul Fice
Seth T. Field
Ricky Fielding
Bob Fields
Jesse Fimbres
Sharen Finley
Harold E. Fisher
Janet E. Fisher
Margaret M. Fisher
Gilbert Fisher
Connor Fitzgerald
Terri & Don Fletcher
Frances A. Flisram
J and M Flohrschutz
Clementina (Tina) Flores
Stephen Flores
Greg Florey
Pastor Edward L. Flowers
Kari Fobar
Stanley C. Fogle
Taylor Ford
Linda Forman
Sam & Lenora Forsen
Rebecca Forsyth
Todd Forsyth
Eric J. & Nina Louise Fosberg
Lucy Foster
Steve & Jo Ann Foster
Paul Fournier
Colleen A. Fowler
Elise Reneé Fowler
Kelly Fox
Lloyd P. Fox
Carolyn Francis
Loren Franck
Raul & Janice E. Franco
Larry Frasch
Rognor Fredlund
Harold C. Freeman
Marjorie E. Freeman
Jose Fregoso
Robert F. Freman
Bruce French
Diane Fronce
Dale and Glynn Ann Fry
Bob & Glenell Fuller
Tim Fulton
Melanie Furman Walsh
Joan Furtsch
Terry Furukawa
Ernest Fusi
Elizabeth Gaines
John Gaines, D.D.S.
Lucian Galev
April H. Gallart
Tammi L. Galley
Mercy Gamal
Ruth Gamblin
Gerald A. Gamblin
Mesha M. Gann
Forrest Garchow
Brenda Garcia
Esparanza Garcia
Felipe Garcia
Gloria Garcia
Jose G. Garcia
Richard Gard
Paula Gardner
Martin Garff
Pastor Greg A. Garman
James Garrick
Peter J. Gautille
AnnGeerken
Amaya Genaro
Evan Gentry
Russell & Wendy Gentry
Vicki Gerlek
Mary Gerrard
Mark E. Gething, Insurance - Amarillo TX
Gwendolyn A. Gettmann
James Gettys
GFBB Benefits and Insurance
Peter Giannini, CPA
Cyndi Gibbs
Lynne Gil
Stacy Gilani
Timothy Giles
John & Gina Gleason
Keith Gleason
Bethany Glenwinkel
Eric Glover- Wellspring Church
Stephen Glowacz
John J. Gobbell, Jr., Real Estate Appraiser
Janet Goddu, Missionary
Goldie Gold
Harry J. Golding
Pam Gonsalves
Keith Gonser
Minister Caren Lee Gonser
Everardo & Socorro Gonzalez
IreneGonzalez
Remie Gonzalez
Cecilia Gonzalez
Jessica Gonzalez Moreno
Larry Goodman
Pastor Eugene Gordon Sr.
Ted and Leah Goslen
Helen Verdugo Gowans
Amanda Graham
Donna Graham
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Grandall
Jason & Lisa Granillo
Peter J. Grant
Marcie Gray
SandyGray
Jerry & June Green
Mark Green
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer H. Green
Robert I. Greenwood
Richard A. & Susan J. Gregg, SueGreggCookbooks, Riverside
Mike Griffin
Michael Griffith
David Grimes
Steve & Kathleen Groom
Karen L. Grube
Cynthia Gruchala
Sharon Guengerich
Deren Guerrero Jr.
David Guheen
Nicole Guillen
Scott & Eliete Gulbransen
Dianna Gurnett
Ruth Gustafson
Suzie Gutierrez
Alison Gutierrez
Bill and Eva Guttierez
Liz Guttierez
Guillermo Guzman
Rosa Guzman
Ward Habriel
Tim Hady
Lyla B. Haga
Tarah Hale
David Hales
Alan J. Hall
Andy Hall
Donna Hall
Glen Hall
Mary Melissa Hall
Richards & JoanneHall
Harry Haller
Donn Hallman
Christina Hallmeyer
David Ham
Pastor Donald C. Hamer
David Hamilton
Laura Hamilton
Richard A. Hampton
Nathan Hamre
Belinda Hanks
Keith Hanks, Azusa City Councilmember
Joel Hanna
Karen Hansen
Kevin Hansen
Melanie A. Hansen
Terri Hansen
Ylondra Hargrove
Grant Russell Harmon
Aram H. Haroutounian
Shauna Harrel
Steve Harrell
Jake Harries
Sidney Harrington
Wayne D. Harris
Eileen Harrison
Jeffrey Harrison
Paul & Cheryl Harrison
Tressa Hart
Renee Hartmann
Cliff Hartwell
Dwight Eric Harvey
Dennis G. Haskins
Shirley Haskins
Michelle Hass
Lewis Hassel
Babette Hauselmann
Heidi Haynie
Albert & Sarah Hazeltine
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Healey
Michelle Heard
Kristi Hebbard
Phyllis Hebbard
Mary Hebert
Peter & Sydne Heidrich

Stephen A. Heimann
IsaacHellsva
Rusty Helms
Delwin Hemingway
Kyle Henderson
Dr. Jay W. Henderson, President - The Law Offices of Jay W. Henderson, Ltd.
Charles Hendrix
Pastor Brian Hendry
Michael R. Henley
Teresee L. Henney
Craig Henry
Sr. Pastor David Henry
Christopher Henry
Christian Herland
Jennifer Hermann
Chris Hermansen
Carmen Hernandez
Laurie Hernandez
Pastor Jay Hernandez
Carrie Herr
Jeff Herring
Brett Hersom
Florence Hess
Tommy Jean Hester
Ted Heumann
John Hickman
Terry Higham
Douglas F. Higham, Snr.
Sr. Pastor Jim Hilbrant
Angela C. Hill
Delores Hill
Madeline and Danny Hill
Ross Hillesheim
Stephanie Hilligoss
Wesley C. Hilton
Rowdy Hinchman
Douglas Hinckley
Julia Hoch
David Hodges
Gordon Hodnette
Minda S. Hoffman
Paul A. Hoffman
Greg A. Hoffman
Taylor Hoggan
Nicole Hogge
Mark Hogge
Thomas A. Hoheisel
Fredrick & Sue Ellyn Hohnbaum
Joseph Holland
Gary Holley
Sasshua Hollomon
Douglas Hollowell
Blair C. Holman
Steven Holmes
Marcia J. Holtsclaw
Michael A. Holtsclaw
Home Instead Senior Care - Fresno & Modesto
Will Honeycutt
Jim & Patty Hoover
Frances G. Hopkins
Marva Horn
Scott M. Horton
David & Elizabeth B. Houghton
Jeff Hovik
Justin Howard
Eleanor Janice Howell
Elder Walter B. Hoye II
Shirley Hoyer
Charles L. Hoyt
Sr. Pastor Matthew P. Hsie
Jennifer Hsieh
Ryan Hsu
George Hu
Nancy L. Huelskamp
George T. Hughes
Lucinda H. Hughes
Jim Hughes
NaomiHunt
Sally Hunt
Michael Hunter
Shauna Hutchins
RonHutchinson
Shan-Jye Jack Hwang
Marie Hyepock
Aaron Hymas
John Hymes
I Wannabe Costumes
Norma & Lorenzo Ibarra
Stefan A. Ignaczak
Maureen A. Imoe
Maggie Ingersall
Amanda M. Ingram
Sandy Ingram
Inspired Stylus Writing and Copyediting
GLen Inverso- MJ Baxter Drilling Company
Marti Irish
Tammy Iverson
Alan Iwata
Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Jackson
Brad Jackson
Clay Jackson
Amy James
Zachary James
Jezanah Janiak
Chris Janiak
Jeff Jaskulsky
Emily Jeffries
Gale Jenkins
Matthew Jennings
Debra Jensen
Eric & Becky Jensen
Richard Jergenson
R. Christian Jesperson- Chiropractic Family Health Center
Marc Jessee
Andrea Jewell
Amber Johnson
Arthur L. Johnson
Brian Johnson
Bryce and Sharon Johnson
Dr. Karalee S. Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Gary Johnson
H. Stanton Johnson
Katrice Johnson
Mary Ellen Johnson
Wanda Johnson
Gary Johnson
Scott Johnson
Amy Johnson
Julie Johnson
Heather Johnson
Sharon Johnson
Marc Johnson
K. Johnson, Teacher
Richard Johnstone
Elizabeth Jones
Monica Jones
Pastor Stephen Jones
Reverend Melvin O. Jones
Utah Jones
Janice Jonwa
Leteicha Jordan
Nancy E.Jordan
Emily Juan
Minister Rhonda Judd
Russell Judd
Sr. Pastor Rick Judd Th.D
Dorothy F. Jung
Brian Kaess
Allison Kahle
Frances L. Kambury
Jefferson Kane
Maurice Kane
Mike D. Kania
Ken K. Kaplan
Mark Karlin
Sue and Russ Kashow
Kim Katayama
Ronald G. Kays
Vicki D. Kays
Clarissa T. Kayser
Katie Keate
Steven G. Keck
Robert Keele
Pastor Erik Keeling
Lamar & Theresa Keener
Jennifer Keeney
William R. Keith Jr.
Jerome R. Kelley
William & Debra E. Kellogg
Roy P. Kelsberg
Rebecca Kennedy
Richard Kerr- Kerr Real Estate Advisors
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Madelyn Amini Kharrazi
Heros Paul Khudabakhshyan
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Rhonda Killion
Cheri Kimball
Stan Kimball
Rachel Kimbler
James P. King
Justin King
PatKintzer
Pat Kintzner
James E. Kirby
Camm Kirk
Diana Kirk
Reed & DonnaKirkland
Martha L. Kirton
Kristine Kiser
Pastor George Kistler
Rachel “Shelly” Kitada
Bruce Kite
Steele Kizerian
Steele Kizerian
Marilyn Lee Klassen
Monica Klaver, Margate FL
Hans W. Kletke
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James Knox, American Focus
Former Congressman Ernie Konnyu
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Kevin Kowey
Robin Kraucyk
William Krick
Reverend Daniel Kricorian
Linda Krier
Gina Krul
Virginia B. Kurrle
L.A.U.S.D.
Dr. Rafik George Labib
Esther Lam
Sr. Pastor Rick Lancaster
Jamie Lao
JoanLaPorte
Frank LaRocque
Mary LaRocque
Jacob Larson
James Larson
Jodi Larson
Lynette Larson
Mamie L. Larson
Wilma Larson
Kathy Lasko
Dr. James H. Lau
Shirley S. Lau
Shelly Laurence
David Lauritzen
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Matthew Lawless
Richard Laws
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Elaine K. Lee
MaryLeetah
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Connie Lentsch
Frank N. Lentsch
David Leonard
Penny Leptich
Beth Lester
Wing Leung
Andrew Levy
Edmund Lew
Sheila Lewellen
Harold Lewis
Murray E. Lewis
Dorothy Agnes Lewolt
Dina Lie
Eric Lile
Carolyn Limana
Janet M. Linn
Richard W. Linn
Dr. James D. Lisle
Gordon Liu
RosalieLocey
Taylor Loesch
Lanny Logue
David Lopez
Kari L. Lopez
Pam Lord
Lorraine Loria
Frank Lossa
Ted Louis
Pastor J. D. Loveland
Janeen Lozada
Pastor Samson B. Lubag
John Lubin
Sydney Lubin
J. Diann Ludwick
Eunice Lugenbuehl
Joan Lukens
William Lukens
Michael Lusk
Laura Ly
Alicia Lyons
Tavish MacGregor
Tanya Mack
Rebekah Mackie
Thomas MacPherson
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Geraldine Madariaga
Christopher P. Madden
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SteveMadsen
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Gilbert Mainit Sr.
Kenneth Mallett
Patricia G. Mallory
Tim & Chong Hae Mallory
Frank Malquist
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Anita Mann
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Sandra Manriquez
Mary Manson
Janice Maples
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Patty Marine
Jeff Marr
Robert and Lisa Marrujo
Erica Marshall
John Marshall
JusufMartidjaja
Barbara A. Martin
Hugh Martin
Lauren Martin
Lisa Martin
Micah Martin
Pastor Isaac Martin
Bo & Kathy Martin
Wayne M. Martin – Wayne Martin Associates, Oxnard
Inga Martinchuk
Aura R. Martinez
Alicia Martinez
Gary Mason
Jules A. Massa
Lanette Masters
Anthony Matar
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RobertMerrill
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Paula H. Meservy
Ken Mettler
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Carl Meyocks
Michael Meza
Brad & Olga Michaels
Jeff Michelson
JoAnn Michelson
Baron Miller
Michael Miller
Robertson Miller
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Kelly Miller
Anchi Miller – ATM International, Kirkland WA
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Ronald A. Miner
Mark & Reneé Minick
Eileen Minnick
Loren Minnick
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Patricia A. Mitchell
Robert D. Mitchell
Shawn Mitchell
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Robert Mohn
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Erick Molander
Eric Molander
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Stephanie Montoya
Janelle Moon
Roger D. Moon, Minister
John Moore
Ryan Moore
Assad Mora
Esther L. Morehead
Maria Moreno
Susan Morgan
Jane Morgan
Ellisa Morine
Jacey Cody Morine
Cathy R. Morrill
Laura Morris
Scott & Amanda Morris
Walter Morris III
Steven Morris, Northborough MA
Evitta Morrow
Timothy L. Morrow
Thomas S. and Karen L. Mortensen
Scott & Carrie Motley
Marshall Neal Mouw
Fredric Movey
Yajaira Mower
Todd Mowrey-Fit-To-Be-Tyed
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Katie Mueller
Mary Mull
Gene & Carolyn Mullins
Fabricio Mundo- LinearB Enterprises
Ruth Munoz-Fredricksen
Chimene L. Murphy
Edward Murphy
Kelly Murphy
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T. William Newman
Greg Newman
Mark Nguyen
Monique Nguyen
Tuan Nguyen
Christopher Nichols
Daniel Nichols
Ken Nichols
Stacy Nichols
Victory Nichols
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Shirley Nicolay
John W. Nicoll
Matt Nicosia
Dee AnneNilges
Lourdes Nilon
Rex Nishimora
Richard Nordan
Don Nordgren, Owner - Pacific Coast Auto Body, Paint & Frame, San Diego
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Gary Norman
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Erwin R. Null
Dr. Willie G. Nutt, Pastor/CEO
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Robert D. O’Brien
Jack F. O’Connor
Harold R. O’Neill
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Kathy Yoak Rees
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Judith Robertson
Tina Robertson
Aaron Robertson
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Phyllis E. Roche
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Mark Rodgers
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Lorraine Rodricks
Angela D.Rodriguez
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Linda Ruggieri
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Wes Russell
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Nathan Russon
John Ruszak
Andrew M. Rutherford
W. Marie Rutherford
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William Sacriste
Rachelle Saldate
Denise R. Salomon
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Shirley J.Sawyer
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Robert Scarborough
Carol Schaefer Allen
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Klaus Scharpf
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Virginia B. Sedgwick
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Melissa Seymour
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Marlin D. Shaw
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Joseph Sheffield
Linda Sheffield
Monica Sheffield
David Shepard
Heath Sheppard
Serin Shin
Reginald Shinn
John & Shirley Baldwin
Don Shoemaker
Jill Shun
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Pastor Jonathan Siah
Patricia Sigg
Fern A. Sikich
Marilyn Sincock
Greg Sincok
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Karen Skrede
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Conrad Sloan
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Brent Smedley
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Brad Smith
Cameron Smith
Charlotte L. Smith
Emily Smith
Hillard & Eno Smith
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Loretta Smith
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Sandra Smith
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Robert Snow
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Samantha Sobarzo
James Sohn
Robert Sohn, Plantation FL
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Rosalia Solano
Virginia Solis
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Margerie A. Sorbi
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Chrystal Soto
Camille Southam
Gordon Southam
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Sam Spangler
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Jackie T. Spears
Eric Spelman
Mike Spence
Douglas Spencer
Rubin and Linda Spencer
Elizabeth Sperry
Karl Splaine
Robert Spotswood
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Steven Sprague
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Barbara Spriggs
Dan Sroufe
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Andrea Stevenson
Robert D. Stevenson, DDS
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Charles & Jan Stoddard
Randy Stoltenberg
Ginny Story
George E. Strawbridge
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Lina Streich
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Linda Stringfellow
Wilbur Struck
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Norman Sturgeon
Francine Styerwalt
Scott Suchomel-Sibling Systems
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David E. & Susan E.Tanner
Stephen Tarbell
Eliza I. Tate
Karen L. Tavano
Robert V. Tavano
Alan D. Taylor
Denise Taylor
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Rebecca Taylor
Richard G. Taylor
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James E. Terry
Toni Terry
Judith Tesone
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Marvin J. Thomas
Joseph Thomas
Ruth A. Thomason
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Damaris Thompson
Deanna R. Thompson
Ginger Thompson
Gregg B. Thompson
Karri Thompson
Phillip Thompson
Robert Thompson
Scott Thompson
Thomas W. Thompson
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Frances Tom
CarolTomko
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Todd & JillTomminson
William Parker Tong
Carla E. J. Torrence
Isaias Torres
Julie E. Torres
Earl Totty
Pastor Raymond Trembath
Gary Trimble
Rebecca Trimble
Sikione Tufuga
Bonnie J. Turano
Nicholas R. Turano III
Justin Turner
Sharline Turner
Forrest L. Turpen
Theodore (Ted) & Dawn Turrentine
Erika Tutwiler
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Joylyn Twitchell
Jon Ulbrich
Carolyn Umana
Larry Urdahl
Gilbert T. Urrea, Jr.
Renee Valdez
Steven Valdez
Renato V. Valencia, Engineer
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Randy Van Dueck
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Edgar L. Vincent
Raymond & Alicia Virgen
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Amber Vogt
Lavonda Volzke
Martin Von Raesfeld
Elisa Vondra
James Vondra
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James Vye
Lawrence Wagner
William J. Wagner
Marjorie Wagoner
Vickie Wagstaff
Tom Wahweotten
Joe Waite
Troy Waite
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F. R. Walker
Matt Walker
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Rachel Y. Walker
Robert Walker
Mark Walker
Keith Walker, Writer-Publisher: Golden Door Press
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Steve Walsh
Jenny L. Walters
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Richard S. Warren
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William Webster
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Greg & Susan Wheeler
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James J. & Laurie C. White
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Mahlon R. White
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Wayne Whitley
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Kayla Wight
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Charles Williamson
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Harvey Wilson
Jeremy Wilson
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Todd Winkler
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Duane Wolterstorff
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Stephen Wood
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Mary Wood
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1 ADVOCATES FOR FAITH AND FREEDOM

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6 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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KRISTIN M. PERRY, SANDRA B. STIER, PAUL
8 T. KATAMI, and JEFFREY J. ZARRILLO,
CASE NO. 09-CV-2292 VRW (Northern
9 District of California)
Plaintiffs,
10 SCHUBERT FLINT’S RESPONSES
v. AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS’
11 SUBPOENA TO PRODUCE
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, in his official DOCUMENTS, INFORMATION, OR
12 capacity as Governor of California; EDMUND G. OBJECTS OR TO PERMIT
BROWN, JR., in his official capacity as Attorney INSPECTION OF PREMISES
13
General of California; MARK B. HORTON, in his
14 official capacity as Director of the California
Department of Public Health and State Registrar of
15 Vital Statistics; LINETTE SCOTT, in her official
capacity as Deputy Director of Health Information
16 & Strategic Planning for the California Department
of Public Health; PATRICK O’CONNELL, in his
17
official capacity as Clerk-Recorder for the County
18 of Alameda; and DEAN C. LOGAN, in his official
capacity as Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk for
19 the County of Los Angeles,
20 Defendants,
21 and
22 PROPOSITION 8 OFFICIAL PROPONENTS
DENNIS HOLLINGSWORTH, GAIL J.
23 KNIGHT, MARTIN F. GUTIERREZ, HAK-
SHING WILLIAM TAM, and MARK A.
24 JANSSON; and PROTECTMARRIAGE.COM –
YES ON 8, A PROJECT OF CALIFORNIA
25 RENEWAL,
26 Defendant-Intervenors.
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SCHUBERT FLINT’S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS’ SUBPOENA TO PRODUCE DOCUMENTS,
INFORMATION, OR OBJECTS OR TO PERMIT INSPECTION OF PREMISES
CASE NO. 09-CV-2292 VRW
1 Pursuant to Rules 26 and 45 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Schubert Flint Public
2 Affairs, Inc., (“Schubert Flint”) hereby objects to the Subpoena issued by Plaintiffs in the above
3
captioned matter dated September 17, 2009 and served on Schubert Flint on September 24, 2009 as
4
follows:
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GENERAL OBJECTIONS
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7 1. Schubert Flint is still in the process of completing its factual investigation in connection
8 with the Subpoena served on it less than two weeks ago. Accordingly, these objections and
9 responses are provided without prejudice to Schubert Flint’s right to produce subsequently
10 discovered documents and materials, or to modify, change or amend these responses and
11
objections. The information provided in these objections is nevertheless true and correct to the
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best of Schubert Flint’s knowledge at this time.
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2. Schubert Flint specifically incorporates by reference the objections and arguments set
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15 forth by Defendant-Intervenors in the following: 1) Defendant-Intervenors’ responses to Plaintiffs’
16 Discovery Requests; 2) Defendant-Intervenors’ Motion for Protective Order (Doc # 187); 3)
17 Defendant-Intervenors’ Reply in Support of Motion for Protective Order (Doc # 197); and 4) in
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any stay and/or appeals papers Defendant-Intervenors may file regarding Plaintiffs’ attempt to
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discover internal campaign strategy documents and/or nonpublic and/or anonymous
20
communications related to Proposition 8. These objections are based, inter alia, on relevance,
21
burden, and First Amendment privilege grounds.
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23 3. More specifically, Schubert Flint shares in Defendant-Intervenors’ objection that
24 Plaintiffs’ requests as set forth in the Subpoena violate protected First Amendment rights and
25 therefore incorporates all of Defendant-Intervenors’ First Amendment arguments and objects on

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those grounds to producing anything other than the public documents that have already been
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provided to our client, Protect Marriage.com, for production to Plaintiffs. The incorporated
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SCHUBERT FLINT’S OBJECTIONS AND RESPONSES TO PLAINTIFFS’ SUBPOENA
1 objections referenced above also include but are not limited to the objections made by Defendant-
2 Intervenors to producing drafts and other nonpublic pre-decisional documents or communications
3
associated with preparing final documents or communications regarding Proposition 8 that were
4
actually disseminated to the electorate and objections to producing documents and information
5
postdating the passage of Proposition 8 in November 2008.
6
7 4. Schubert Flint objects to these Requests as vague, ambiguous, and/or unduly
8 burdensome to the extent that the terms “public” and “third-party” are not defined and/or limited in
9 any way, and taken at face value would encompass all communications Schubert Flint may have
10 had with any “third party”—even a single individual, whether or not a California voter—bearing
11
any relationship to Proposition 8 whatsoever. Such documents include, but are not limited to,
12
communications with individual donors, volunteers, or voters; communications with political
13
strategists and other agents or contractors of Defendant-Intervenors; and communications with
14
15 friends, colleagues, and casual acquaintances. Moreover, Plaintiffs seek these communications
16 regardless of whether they relate to the public understanding of or motivation for enacting
17 Proposition 8. This presents not only First Amendment concerns, but also creates an undue burden
18 on Schubert Flint in attempting to gather, review, and produce all such communications.
19
5. Schubert Flint objects to the Subpoena on the grounds that it seeks production of
20
documents which are not legally relevant to any claims or defenses in the litigation and are not
21
reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence as required by Fed. R. Civ. P.
22
23 26(b)(1).
24 6. Schubert Flint objects to the Subpoena on the grounds that it imposes undue burden and
25 expense in violation of Fed. R. Civ. P. 45(c) including but not limited to requiring Schubert Flint to
26
produce electronically-stored information (“ESI”) that is not reasonably accessible and/or the
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production of which would entail substantial cost. To the extent Schubert Flint is required to
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1 produce documents that are not reasonably accessible and/or is required to undertake unduly
2 burdensome measures in response to the Subpoena, the cost of any production (including but not
3
limited to any electronic media restoration, processing, scanning, exporting, storage, etc.) would be
4
borne by Plaintiffs.
5
7. Schubert Flint objects to the Subpoena to the extent that it seeks information and
6
7 documents that: are already in Plaintiffs’ possession; are duplicative of documents already
8 produced by Defendant-Intervenors; or are as equally available to Plaintiffs from other sources that
9 are more convenient, less burdensome, and/or less expensive. Schubert Flint further objects to the
10 Subpoena to the extent it purports to place an obligation on Schubert Flint to produce documents
11
and information from entities and/or individuals who are not within Schubert Flint’s custody and
12
control in violation of Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b)(2)(C)(ii).
13
8. Schubert Flint objects to the Subpoena to the extent it requires disclosing confidential
14
15 research and proprietary information.
16 9. Schubert Flint objects to the Subpoena to the extent it calls for the production of
17 documents or information protected from disclosure by any claim of privilege, including but not
18 limited to the attorney-client privilege, the work-product doctrine, and the right to privacy. While
19
Schubert Flint does not intend to produce any such privileged or protected documents or
20
information, should any inadvertent disclosure occur, it shall not be deemed a waiver of any
21
privilege.
22
23 10. Schubert Flint objects to the Subpoena, and to the definitions and instructions included
24 therewith, to the extent that it purports to impose upon Schubert Flint obligations broader than, or
25 inconsistent with, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Local Rules and Orders of this Court,
26
or the Local Rules and Order of the District Court for the Northern District of California where this
27
action is pending.
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1 11. Schubert Flint objects to the Subpoena, and to the definitions and instructions included
2 therewith, to the extent that it calls for the production of documents or information beyond what is
3
authorized by the order of October 1, 2009 (Doc # 214) issued by the District Court for the
4
Northern District of California in this case.
5
Subject to and without waiving any of the foregoing General Objections, which are hereby
6
7 incorporated into each response given below, Schubert Flint is answering these Requests in
8 substance to the extent practicable and reasonable under the present circumstances, as stated
9 below. Schubert Flint hereby objects and responds to the individual Requests as follows:
10
SPECIFIC OBJECTIONS AND RESPONSES
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REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 1:
12
13 All documents, including without limitation literature, pamphlets, flyers, direct mail,
advertisements, emails, text messages, press releases, or other materials that you distributed to
14
voters, donors, potential donors, or members of the media regarding Proposition 8.
15
16 RESPONSE:
17 Shubert Flint reiterates its General Objections as if specifically set forth below in response
18
to this Request. Schubert Flint objects to this Request as calling for irrelevant documents and
19
documents privileged from disclosure under the First Amendment. Schubert Flint further
20
specifically objects to this Request to the extent it calls for the production of documents and
21
22 information to “donors” or “potential donors.” Schubert Flint further specifically objects to this
23 Request to the extent it calls for production of documents and information that are not relevant
24 and/or protected by the First Amendment—including documents not publically distributed. As

25 noted above, Schubert Flint incorporates by reference the objections and explanations set forth by
26
Defendant-Intervenors in the briefing on their Motion for a Protective Order and any stay and/or
27
appeal papers they may file.
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1 Subject to and without waiving any objection, and without conceding the relevancy of any
2 materials being produced in response to this Request, Schubert Flint has already provided to
3
Defendant-Intervenors for production to Plaintiffs final copies of public communications
4
responsive to this Request that were distributed to and or available to the public.
5
6 REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 2:

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All versions of any internet advertisement relating to Proposition 8 that you had any involvement
8
in producing, creating or distributing.
9
10 RESPONSE:
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Schubert Flint reiterates its General Objections as if specifically set forth below in response
12
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documents privileged from disclosure under the First Amendment. Schubert Flint objects to
14
15 producing drafts of final public communications, which would include, e.g., nonpublic versions of
16 Internet advertisements relating to Proposition 8 that were never actually posted on the Internet.
17 Schubert Flint objects to this Request to the extent it calls for production of documents not
18 available to the public (e.g., Internet communications of limited or invite-only distribution).
19
Schubert Flint also specifically objects to this Request to the extent it calls for the production of
20
material from the Internet that is not uniquely within Schubert Flint’s custody or control in
21
violation of Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b)(2)(C)(i). To the extent there were or are Internet advertisements
22
23 related to Proposition 8 posted on the Internet that information is as equally available to Plaintiffs
24 as it is to Schubert Flint and thus is not the proper subject of discovery to Schubert Flint.
25 Subject to and without waiving these objections, and without conceding the relevancy of
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any materials being produced in response to this Request, Schubert Flint has already provided to
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1 Defendant-Intervenors for production to Plaintiffs final versions of internet advertisements posted

2 on the Internet that Schubert Flint had involvement in producing, creating, or distributing.
3
5 All versions of any television advertisement relating to Proposition 8 that you had any
6 involvement in producing creating, or distributing.
7
8 RESPONSE:
9 Schubert Flint reiterates its General Objections as if specifically set forth below in response
10 to this Request. Schubert Flint objects to this Request as calling for irrelevant documents and
11
12
producing drafts of final public communications, which would include nonpublic versions of
13
television advertisements relating to Proposition 8 that were never actually aired. Schubert Flint
14
15 objects to this Request to the extent it calls for production of documents not available to the public.
16 Schubert Flint also specifically objects to this Request to the extent it calls for the production of
17 material not uniquely within Schubert Flint’s custody or control in violation of Fed. R. Civ. P.
18 26(b)(2)(C)(i).
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Subject to and without waiving these objections, and without conceding the relevancy of
20
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Defendant-Intervenors for production to Plaintiffs final versions of any television advertisements
22
23 that Schubert Flint had any involvement in creating, producing, or distributing and that were
24 actually aired on television.
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27 All versions of any radio advertisement relating to Proposition 8 that you had any involvement in
28 producing, creating, or distributing.

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5 documents privileged from disclosure under the First Amendment. Schubert Flint objects to
6 producing drafts of final public communications, which would include nonpublic versions of radio
7
advertisements relating to Proposition 8 that were never actually aired. Schubert Flint objects to
8
this Request to the extent it calls for production of documents not available to the public. Schubert
9
Flint also specifically objects to this Request to the extent it calls for the production of material not
10
11 uniquely within Schubert Flint’s custody or control in violation of Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b)(2)(C)(i).
12 Subject to and without waiving these objections, and without conceding the relevancy of
13 any materials being produced in response to this Request, Schubert Flint has already provided to
14 Defendant-Intervenors for production to Plaintiffs final versions of radio advertisements that
15
Schubert Flint had involvement in creating, producing, or distributing that were actually aired on
16
the radio.
17
18
19
All plans, schematics, and versions of the websites relating to Proposition 8 that you hosted, paid
20
for, designed, or sponsored.
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22 RESPONSE:
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producing drafts of final public communications, which would include nonpublic versions of
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1 websites relating to Proposition 8 that were never actually accessible by the public. Schubert Flint
2 objects to this Request to the extent it calls for production of documents not available to the public.
3
4
5
Defendant-Intervenors for production to Plaintiffs final versions of Internet pages from websites
6
7 related to Proposition 8 that Schubert Flint hosted, paid or, designed, or sponsored.
8
REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO.6:
9
All documents you prepared for use in communicating with voters, donors, potential donors, or
10
members of the media, including but not limited to speeches, scripts, talking points, articles, notes,
11
and automated telemarketing phone calls.
12
13 RESPONSE:
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15
16
17 documents privileged from disclosure under the First Amendment. Schubert Flint objects to this
18 Request as calling for confidential and proprietary information. As written, this Request on its
19 face is not even limited to the subject matter of this litigation, Proposition 8. Schubert Flint also
20
objects to this Request to the extent it calls for drafts of final public communications, which would
21
include nonpublic versions of documents relating to Proposition 8 that were never actually
22
distributed or available to the public.
23
24
26 Defendant-Intervenors for production to Plaintiffs final versions of documents responsive to this

27 Request that are outside the scope of the stated objections.
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1 REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO.7:

2 All documents constituting postings related to Proposition 8 that were made by you on social
networking websites, including but not limited to Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter.
3
4
RESPONSE:
5
9
Request to the extent it calls for production of documents not available to the public. Schubert
10
Flint further specifically objects to this Request to the extent it purports to reach the nonpublic
11
communications and postings of individual employees of Schubert Flint on their personal (as
12
13 opposed to postings publicly accessible by any member of the electorate at large) social-
14 networking sites. While Schubert Flint does not, at this time, believe that any such postings exist,
15 were such postings to exist Schubert Flint would object to producing them, as this would violate
16 the First Amendment rights of Schubert Flint and its employees and call for information that is
17
entirely irrelevant to any issue in this matter. Thus, to the extent any such postings do exist,
18
Schubert Flint objects to their production.
19
20
22 Defendant-Intervenors for production to Plaintiffs postings on public social networking sites
23 maintained for the Yes on 8 campaign.

24
25 REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO.8:

26 All versions of any documents that reflect communications relating to Proposition 8 between
27 you and any third party, including, without limitation, emails between you and Protect Marriage,
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1 documents you provided to Protect Marriage, and communications between you and members of
2 the media.
3
RESPONSE:
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5
6
8 Request to the extent it calls for production of documents not available to the public. Schubert
9 Flint objects to producing drafts of final public communications, which would include nonpublic
10 versions of communications relating to Proposition 8 that were never available to the public.
11
Schubert Flint objects to the phrase “any third party” as vague, ambiguous, not defined, and not
12
reasonably narrowed. Schubert Flint further notes that when a similarly broad request was made to
13
Defendant-Intervenors, the Court in which this action is pending found the request to be too broad
14
15 and Defendant-Intervenors’ undue burden objections well-taken. Plaintiffs were directed “to
16 revise request no 8 to target those communications most likely to be relevant to the factual issues
17 identified by plaintiffs.” Doc. # 214 at 16. No such attempt to redraft the Request being
18 propounded on Schubert Flint has been made. On its face, this Request appears to be seeking any
19
communication related to Proposition 8 in any way, whether or not it is related to a public
20
communication or was actually available to the public. This Request appears to include, for
21
example: any and all communications Schubert Flint may have had with other vendors,
22
23 consultants, donors, members, friends, associates, or other correspondents. Such a broad request is
24 objectionable on First Amendment grounds and because of the undue burden and expense it would
25 impose on Schubert Flint to gather, review, log and/or produce all responsive materials, the
26
overwhelming majority of which are irrelevant to any issue in dispute in this case in violation of
27
Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b)(2)(C)(iii) and 45(c).
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1 Based on the objections asserted above, Schubert Flint has no additional documents to
2 produce at this time.
3
4
Documents sufficient to show the title of everyone employed by you from January 1, 2006 to
5
December 31, 2008, including but not limited to organizational charts.
6
7 RESPONSE:
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to this Request. Schubert Flint objects to this Request to the extent it seeks information pre-dating
10
its involvement in the Proposition 8 campaign. Schubert Flint further objects to this Request as
11
overly broad and as calling for irrelevant information. Not everyone employed by Schubert Flint
12
13 worked on the Proposition 8 campaign nor did everyone who did work on the campaign have
14 substantive involvement or decisionmaking authority related to the campaign; the identity of such
15 employees is therefore irrelevant.

16 Subject to and without waiving these objections, Schubert Flint is in the process of
17
determining whether there are any reasonably accessible, non-privileged or non-confidential
18
documents that already exist that can be produced in response to this Request.
19
20
22 All documents reflecting public media coverage of Proposition 8 referring or related to your
23 organization.
24
RESPONSE:
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to this Request. Schubert Flint further specifically objects to this Request to the extent it purports
27
to call for the production of publicly available information that is not uniquely within Schubert
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1 Flint’s custody and control and is as readily available to Plaintiffs as it is to Schubert Flint. See
2 Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b)(2)(C)(i). To the extent Plaintiffs wish to review the public media coverage of
3
Proposition 8, they can access such materials just as easily as Schubert Flint. Schubert Flint
4
further objects to this Request to the extent it calls for collections, compilations, summaries, or
5
analysis of public media coverage that may have been created by Schubert Flint for personal,
6
7 political, strategic, or other reasons.
8 Subject to and without waiving these objections, and without conceding the legal relevancy
9 of such materials, Schubert Flint has already provided to Defendant-Intervenors for production to
10 Plaintiffs documents created by Schubert Flint and produced to the media for dissemination to the
11
public.
12

14 All documents constituting, reflecting, or referring to coordination or cooperation among
15 organizations and/or individuals supporting the passage of Proposition 8.
16
RESPONSE:
17
18
19 to this Request. In particular, Schubert Flint objects to this Request to the extent it calls for
20 irrelevant documents and documents protected from disclosure under the First Amendment.
21 Schubert Flint further objects to this Request as overly broad and unduly burdensome.
22
24 All minutes or other memorializations for meetings in which you participated concerning
25 Proposition 8.
26
RESPONSE:
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1 to this Request. In particular, Schubert Flint objects to this Request to the extent it calls for
2 irrelevant documents and documents protected from disclosure under the First Amendment.
3
Schubert Flint further objects to this Request as overly broad and unduly burdensome. The term
4
“meetings” is undefined. As the campaign manager for Protect Marriage.com, staff for Schubert
5
Flint engaged in thousands of discussions, conferences, gatherings, etc., which may or may not
6
7 constitute a “meeting” covered by this Request. Thus, this Request read literally could require the
8 production of scores of notes, emails, etc. bearing even the remotest relationship to Proposition 8
9 whether or not actually related to Plaintiffs’ purported interests in seeking such discovery.
10 Subject to these objections, Schubert Flint has no documents to produce at this time.
11
13 Documents sufficient to show all expenditures by you and payments to you in connection with
14 Proposition 8.
15
16
RESPONSE:
17
Schubert Flint reiterates its General Objections as if specifically set forth below in response to this
18
19 Request. In particular, Schubert Flint objects to this Request to the extent it calls for irrelevant
20 documents and documents protected from disclosure under the First Amendment. Schubert Flint
21 further objects to this Request as impermissibly seeking private and/or proprietary information. The
22
amount of expenditures made or payments received by Schubert Flint in connection with Proposition
23
8 are irrelevant to any claim or defense in this action and is not information designed to lead to the
24
discovery of admissible evidence.
25
Subject to these objections, Schubert Flint has no additional documents to produce at this
26
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2 /s/ Robert H. Tyler________________________
3 ADVOCATES FOR FAITH AND FREEDOMRobert H. Tyler
(CA Bar No. 179572)
4 rtyler@faith-freedom.com
Jennifer L. Monk (CA Bar No. 245512)
5 jmonk@faith-freedom.com
24910 Las Brisas Road, Suite 110
6 Murrieta, California 92562
Telephone:951-3-4-7583; Facsimile: 951-600-4996
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8 Attorneys for Schubert Flint Public Affairs, Inc.
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16 Attorneys for Plaintiffs

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22 6. Attached hereto as Exhibit E is a true and correct copy of Protect Marriage,

23 Endorsements, recovered by the Internet Archive Way Back Machine, available at

26 and Objections to Plaintiffs’ Subpoena to Produce Documents, Information, or Objects or to Permit

28 Advocates for Faith and Freedom.

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