California Conservative

S.F. Chronicle reports: “Top aides to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger have agreed to meet with leaders of gay and lesbian rights groups next Wednesday, two days before the same-sex marriage bill the Legislature passed this month is due to arrive on his desk.”

Timing is everything.

“The 90-minute meeting is not a sign that Schwarzenegger is considering changing his mind about vetoing the bill, said Margita Thompson, his spokeswoman.

In fact, the marriage bill will not be a topic of conversation between gay leaders and the governor’s acting chief of staff and other top aides, she said.

“This is an outreach meeting that happens within the normal course of business, and I understand there is heightened media interest,” Thompson said. “The legislation is specifically not going to be discussed.”

Well, well. What will they talk about?

We smell some future concessions in the making.

Flap has more.

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