Supreme Court to Consider Whether to Hear Same-Sex Marriage Case

Published 1 day ago·Updated 18 hours ago

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Above: Group photo of the nine current U.S. Supreme Court justices. Image copyright: Supreme Court of the United States

The Spin

Progressive narrative

Marriage equality represents decades of courageous advocacy by loving couples who fought for basic human dignity. The Supreme Court's potential review of Kim Davis's challenge, born solely out of personal bigotry, threatens to roll back fundamental rights despite 69% public support for same-sex marriage.

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Conservative narrative

The Obergefell decision lacks a constitutional foundation and wrongly redefined an institution that God ordained as between one man and one woman. Chief Justice Roberts correctly noted that the ruling, with no basis in precedent, was written in such vague terms that it could be used to legalize polygamy next.

The Heritage Foundation American Thinker

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