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Contents:
- ROB PORTMAN AND THE END OF THE GAY MARRIAGE BATE
- SUPREME COURT PROVIS POLIL MOMENTUM FOR GAY MARRIAGE ADVOT
- THE ABSOLUTELY STUNNG RISE SUPPORT FOR GAY MARRIAGE, 1 CHART
ROB PORTMAN AND THE END OF THE GAY MARRIAGE BATE
Don't expect to hear amb Republins talkg much about their opposn to gay marriage 2016. * is chris cillizza gay *
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The Supreme Court will hear two landmark s on gay marriage this week that have the potential to rhape how the untry f one of s most sacred stutns.
SUPREME COURT PROVIS POLIL MOMENTUM FOR GAY MARRIAGE ADVOT
But, no matter how the high urt l later this year on California’s Proposn 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act, one thg is already clear: The polil bate over gay marriage is over. Rob Portman (R-Oh), a falist to serve as Mt Romney’s vice printial nomee 2012, announced last week that he was reversg urse and would now support the right of gay men and lbians to marry. (Portman said his cisn was fluenced by his son, Will, who is gay.
THE ABSOLUTELY STUNNG RISE SUPPORT FOR GAY MARRIAGE, 1 CHART
In a Washgton Post-ABC poll released last week, nearly six 10 Amerins said they support the legalizatn of gay marriage. It’s no secret that the issue divis strongly along generatnal l, wh 80 percent of those ag 18 to 29 supportive of gay marriage, pared wh 44 percent of those olr than 65.
In the Post-ABC survey, a slim majory of Republins and GOP-leang pennts younger than 50 now support gay marriage.