It Is Absolutely Time To Panic About Marriage Equality
Forewarned is forearmed.
Forewarned is forearmed.
Several Justices have already signaled they're on board with overturning Obergefell v. Hodges.
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Republicans are leading the challenge against same sex marriage.
Now is not the time to panic.
Conservatives are coming for same-sex marriage. These states want to be ready.
That's not how I remember it, but maybe this is like the whole 'Berenstein Bears' thing.
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Gay rights? Contraception? Interracial marriage? None of that is settled law anymore.
If this were the 70s, they’d be calling Anita Bryant a gay icon.
Let's just replace that 'v.'
Just because there are four justices to your left, and four justices to your right does not make you a centrist.
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That advice was just a bunch of argle-bargle.
Courts continue to explore the intersection of marriage equality and parental rights.
Calm down, people; Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement does not spell the end of same-sex marriage.
The ramifications of a Gorsuch-like conservative replacing a Kennedy swing vote would reverberate for a lifetime.
American citizens enjoy the freedom to marry who they want and to have kids with whom they want -- for the most part.