But I Also Believe That A Lot

If We Cannot Have Moral Feelings Against Homosexuality, Can We Have It Against Murder? Can We Have It Against Other Things?

I Think The Main Fight Is To Dissuade Americans From What The Secularists Are Trying To Persuade Them To Be True: That The Separation Of Church And State Means That The Government Cannot Favor Religion Over Nonreligion.

When Did It Become Unconstitutional To Exclude Homosexual Couples From Marriage? 1791? 1868, When The 14th Amendment Was Adopted?

There Is Nothing New In The Realization That The Constitution Sometimes Insulates The Criminality Of A Few In Order To Protect The Privacy Of Us All.

Perhaps Sensing The Dismal Failure Of Its Efforts To Show That 'established By The State' Means 'established By The State Or The Federal Government,' The Court Tries To Palm Off The Pertinent Statutory Phrase As "inartful Drafting.' This Court, However, Has No Free-floating Power 'to Rescue Congress From Its Drafting Errors.'