It's not up to the voters, and never should have been.
I thought you said the majority approved?
My my, what a liar you are. Go figure. A lying, commie, ******. Whoda thunk.
The majority do approve, but it wouldn't matter a damn if they didn't. It's not up for a vote and never should have been.
Liar.
Nope. that's absolutely true. It's not up for a vote, even though it has been. The votes for it, don't matter. The votes against it, don't matter.
You need to make up your mind. First you say the majority approve..then you say they don't..then you say they do.
You're so limp and wishy washy.
Meanwhile, reality:
'The Supreme Court has quietly engineered a dramatic increase in the number of states that allow gay and lesbian couples to wed. That increase also has raised the chances the justices soon will settle the legal debate.
Some justices expressed reluctance about deciding the issue when more than half the country prohibited same-sex unions. With Florida joining in this week, 36 states allow them, nearly twice as many as just three months ago.
The growth hasn't come from an outpouring of public support expressed in voting booths or state legislatures, but from the high court's surprising refusal last October to review lower court rulings in favor of same-sex marriages or to block them from taking effect.
The justices now face a situation in which just 14 states prohibit such unions, a number that may give comfort to a court that does not like to be too far ahead of the country. Three earlier seminal rulings that outlawed state-backed discrimination — in education, on interracial marriage and in criminal prohibitions against gay sex — were issued when a similar number of states still had the discriminatory laws on their books.
"There's no question that they knew what they were doing in October. They knew the implications of what they were doing," said Roberta Kaplan, the lawyer who represented New Yorker Edie Windsor in her successful Supreme Court challenge in 2013 to part of the federal anti-gay marriage law, the Defense of Marriage Act.
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