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Yes, because now it has become a national issue. It should be a state issue. Let California decide what they want. There will be future elections in CA, and once they learn more about homosexuality, there is nothing stopping them from new court decisions and new propositions.

By forcing the SCOTUS to make a decision, homosexuality could become a nationally approved issue. That is what scares me much more than what the liberal states want to do to themselves.

53 posted on 03/27/2013 9:36:47 AM PDT by entropy12 (The republic is doomed cuz people have figured out they can get free stuff by voting democrats)

"Let California decide what they want."

Umm, the State did and was overturned by a FEDERAL court, lol. What next Einstein? The US Constitution is way deep-down and entrenched into the rabbit hole already eroding States' Rights for decades on end.

Should the States (In this case the people of California who wanted Prop 8) just give up because a DISTRICT Federal Court overturned Cali's 10th Amendment rights? Not sure what you are implying because the reality of the situation is not "hitting" you yet.

Right now Prop 8 has been overturned by the FEDS in the 9th, where is your Federalism that you claim exist?