[stillonaroll]

I think there is a distinct possibility that these two disastrous rulings by the USSC may have finally woken up the sleeping Silent Majority. The libs are dancing in the streets now but in Nov. 2016, they may be regret getting what they wished for. The fact is that most blacks and Latinos are against gay marriage. I think the Dems are in for a major defeat in 2016, on all fronts. Maybe I'm being optimistic. But I don't think so.

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Perhaps a tad optimistic, but plausible. We could see an effect similar to 2004, when marriage was on the ballot in multiple states, and an R president and congress was elected. It will certainly help to maximize evangelical turnout in 2016.

It will be interesting to see the R candidates reactions. Conservative votes in the R primaries will be won or lost accordingly.

[demshateGod]

Can you think of any good legislation that came out of the 2004 congress and president? Anything that made us more free? I remember the Surge which turned out to be a waste of lives and money since Iraq will be divided between Iran and ISIS. There was attempted amnesty. Had Bush and the Republicans not floated that out there it probably wouldn’t be happening now.