Howey
04-24-2015, 04:13 PM
What will the Republican candidates for president (current) do when the SCOTUS (http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/apr/22/republicans-gay-marriage-supreme-court-decision) grants equality to gays in June? Will those not in support of gay marriage flip? Will those not-yet announced candidates change their position or reconsider running before announcing?
Republicans face a dilemma amid soaring public support for gay marriage: how to give tacit approval with one hand, but deny legislative approval with the other...
The nation’s highest court is set to hear oral arguments next week in the challenges to state bans on same-sex marriage, the timing of which has left many of the current crop of Republican presidential candidates high and dry, struggling to find middle ground between their base’s support for “traditional” marriage, and new polls confirming they are in the minority on the issue of marriage equality.
Republicans face a dilemma amid soaring public support for gay marriage: how to give tacit approval with one hand, but deny legislative approval with the other...
The nation’s highest court is set to hear oral arguments next week in the challenges to state bans on same-sex marriage, the timing of which has left many of the current crop of Republican presidential candidates high and dry, struggling to find middle ground between their base’s support for “traditional” marriage, and new polls confirming they are in the minority on the issue of marriage equality.