Because love should not be illegal, and no one should be discriminated against because of who they love. The more, the merrier!
Happy weddings, everyone! One day our whole country will look back on this and wonder why we were so backwards. I can't wait for that date. Meanwhile, I am going to work on the campaign in my state.
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It's about time!
A great day! Congrats to all you equality-loving Americans!
Is it sad that I'm really happy this made the news so we can hear less about Paula Dean?
Ditto, Ditto, Ditto!!! You said it all, and you said it well, my dear. How can we in these United States be so damn backward??? It is beyond me. And those Judges that voted against this are INDEED, such Bigots! It is disgraceful! And worrisome, too...
BUT, there is HOPE! Hope for the future!
The Supreme Court isn't there to vote on the latest new definition of equality. They're there to vote on what is and is not Constitutional and what the federal government is and is not granted the authority to do under the Constitution. What they ruled is that there is nothing in the Constitution granting the federal government the authority to define marriage. And there isn't.
Hear! Hear! RC...I'm with you all the way!!!
And I hope that our country sees the light too. SOON.
I simply don't understand those who voted against it. Wow.
Occasionally they do the right thing!
Steve: And the Equal Protection Clause in the 14th amendment would be the part I am referring to.
Great news!!! Love is all we need!!
the best of luck on your campaign in your state, rk.
great news!
i'm with you all the way!
big hugs!
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