Pro-Gays Outnumbers KKK at Gay Marriage Rally

AUSTIN, TX -- A small group of KKK members were met by a large number of opponents when the Ku Klux Klan appeared at Austin City Hall for the group's "pro-family values" rally in support of a proposed state constitutional ban of same-sex marriage.

On Tuesday, Texans will vote over Proposition 2, a constitutional amendment that would define that marriage in Texas is only between a man and a woman.

Glen Maxey, one of the leaders of the opposition, urged the protesters to "meet their (KKK) hate with love and understanding. While our families and our abilities to care for each other is put up for a vote, I am uplifted by the love."

Steven Edwards, the grand dragon of the Klan group, said "We're asking Texans to support Proposition 2 because God supports it, not because the KKK supports it."

More than 200 police officers were present at the rally and two arrests were made.