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Not that states actually matter much…
In June of 2013, the Supreme Court’s liberals declared that the Defense of Marriage Act, which was passed by Congress and signed by President Bill Clinton, was unconstitutional, because, as they said, the power of the individual state in defining marriage is “of central relevance”, and the decision to grant same-sex couples the right to marry is “of immense import.” Basically, it’s the state, and not the federal government, which should determine what marriage is and license accordingly.
Two years to the day later, those same liberals overrode those immensely important marriage laws in 14 states and proclaimed same-sex marriage from the federal bench.
If you celebrate these rulings, and if you’ve ever been a proponent of power to the people, or you’ve ever put forth the idea that every vote should count, you either have not been paying attention, or have no idea at all what those phrases even mean.
Mentioned links:
Supreme Court DOMA Decision Rules Federal Same-Sex Marriage Ban Unconstitutional
HIGH COURT FINDS GAY COUPLES HAVE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO MARRY
The Supremes Decide
“The substance of today’s decree is not of immense personal importance to me,” says Justice Scalia…
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