Photo: David Katz/Obama for America

As a long time Mac partisan, I’m amused by this photo from election night in Chicago.

Anger over my fellow Californians’ willingness to enshrine bigotry in the constitution. (However, that is not a done deal, even if Proposition Eight passes.)

And wondering if the Republicans will reform their coalition, shedding the anti-immigrant, evangelical, and Cold War wings.

Most importantly, an emphatic No on 8: it is discriminatory, it hurts my friends and co-workers, and it’s the most mean-spirited thing I’ve seen since, well, the Knight Initiative.

On some of the others:

Prop 1A: I’m torn over this. I want the private sector to build High Speed Rail. I was in Japan last year, and loved how easy it was to get around on the Shinkansen. And like Telstar Logistics, I want that here. Coin Toss, ask your inner libertarian.

Prop 2: Regardless of if you think regulating cage conditions is important, the state is the wrong level of governance to rule on this. This is a NAFTA matter. No.

Prop 4: Another attempt by religious conservatives to control womens’ bodies. Emphatic No.

Prop 7: No.

Prop 8: Let me repeat. Emphatic No.

Prop 10: No.

Prop 11: Bipartisan redistricting is a good start. Yes.

And if you’re in San Francisco, please vote no on ‘R’. It’s an insult to the people who work at the sewage plant.