Unkotare
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Ok.Then live with the government being involved and not being able to discriminate.
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Ok.Then live with the government being involved and not being able to discriminate.
The court, just like all lawsuits. That's how contractual disputes are settled, unless they're settled out of court.And who will enforce any ruling on that law suit?
Enforcement, like the courts themselves, is a function of government.The court, just like all lawsuits. That's how contractual disputes are settled, unless they're settled out of court.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell voted against legislation that would protect interracial marriages on Wednesday, despite the fact that he's married to an Asian American woman.
McConnell, who is white, is the husband of former U.S. Secretary for Transportation Elaine Chao, the first woman of Asian heritage to be appointed to a presidential cabinet.
The Kentucky Republican was one of 37 GOP senators who opposed a motion to advance on the Respect for Marriage Act (RFMA), but the procedural vote succeeded with a bipartisan majority of 62, with one senator not voting.
The Senate is divided, with 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans, but the vote means that formal debate could take place on the legislation, while the Senate could pass the bill as early as Thursday.
The RFMA passed the House of Representatives in a bipartisan vote in July.
Many social-media users criticized McConnell following the vote and pointed to his relationship with Chao, whom he married in 1993.
I can't believe this is even a topic in 2022.
How many right wingers are against interracial marriage?
Clearly this is something the country supports as a whole, hardly not just the "left".
Clearly you conveniently forgot gay marriage was on the ballot as a question in most states.
I’m got shut down in every single one including California. Then the leftists threw their usual hissy fit and circumvented the will of the people and went through the ninth circus to get it to the Supreme Court.
Why does the freaking democrat establishment need to clog up the system with this crap? There hasn't been a problem with interracial marriage since FDR was president?
No it wasn't and we have further accepted it since the time it was a few times.
And now a law is getting passed.
Uhhhhhhh…. Yes it was. There is no pretend gray area you leftists like to create.
CA Proposition 8.No it wasn't and we have further accepted it since the time it was a few times.
Yes.And now a law is getting passed.
CA Proposition 8.
Amendment to the CA constitution to ban same-sex marriage
Passed 52.2-47.8
In California.
2008 California Proposition 8 - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Yes.
A law that applies the full faith and credit clause to state child support orders.
Oooh - big win!
List the states.
Do your own homework or STFU.
That’s not even what the legislation was about. Dishonesty on a thread starter is not persuasive.Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell voted against legislation that would protect interracial marriages on Wednesday, despite the fact that he's married to an Asian American woman.
McConnell, who is white, is the husband of former U.S. Secretary for Transportation Elaine Chao, the first woman of Asian heritage to be appointed to a presidential cabinet.
The Kentucky Republican was one of 37 GOP senators who opposed a motion to advance on the Respect for Marriage Act (RFMA), but the procedural vote succeeded with a bipartisan majority of 62, with one senator not voting.
The Senate is divided, with 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans, but the vote means that formal debate could take place on the legislation, while the Senate could pass the bill as early as Thursday.
The RFMA passed the House of Representatives in a bipartisan vote in July.
Many social-media users criticized McConnell following the vote and pointed to his relationship with Chao, whom he married in 1993.
I can't believe this is even a topic in 2022.
How many right wingers are against interracial marriage?
I did my homework. The claim was a lie.
You did no homework. I paid close attention to the votes when it happened.
This kind of "yes!" "no!" nonsense is why anyone who makes a claim needs to support their own claim.You did no homework. I paid close attention to the votes when it happened.
Clearly you conveniently forgot gay marriage was on the ballot as a question in most states. I’m got shut down in every single one including California. Then the leftists threw their usual hissy fit and circumvented the will of the people and went through the ninth circus to get it to the Supreme Court.
Actually Same-sex Civil Marriage was approved by referendum in Maine, Maryland, and Washington on November 6, 2012.
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Cool story bro.