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National Ad Campaign

Log Cabin's
National Advertising Campaign

On March 10, 2004, Log Cabin mobilized the largest grassroots campaign effort in its 27 year history in response to President Bush's call for a Constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage.  This campaign included television, print, Internet and radio advertisements, the most intense lobbying effort in its history and the grassroots mobilization of Log Cabin members and allies across America.  Log Cabin's coordinated effort to defend the Constitution helped defeat the anti-family constitutional amendment in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in 2004.  We won the first round of this fight, but the radical right isn't giving up.  They are still pushing for a constitutional amendment.   Help Log Cabin stop any effort to write discrimination into the U.S. Constitution or in state constitutions around the nation.

The advertisements below appeared in a variety of media outlets across the country. 

View Log Cabin's Defend the Constitution Television Commercial

View Log Cabin's Hope Not Fear Television Advertisment

Click here to see a print ad that ran in July 2004 against the anti-family constitutional amendment.

Click here to see a print ad that ran in July 2004 against the anti-family constitutional amendment.  The ad makes light of a senate floor confrontation where Cheney directed a swear word toward Leahy.

Click here to see a print ad that ran in January 2004 against the anti-gay marriage state constitutional amendment being proposed in Massachusetts.

Click here to see a print advertisement that ran in newspapers and magazines around the nation in 2004. It advocates an end to the military's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy.