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Today's ruling is far more serious than I originally thought. There's no easy way to stop it from becoming the law of the entire nation, and maybe no feasible hard way, either.

I guess we need another state's Supreme Court to rule completely opposite (I suppose a Circuit Court could do likewise, assuming proper jurisdiction is established), and then hope for a favorable US Supreme Court ruling.

Given their recent ruling in the Texas sodomy case, I don't like the odds, but they may be the only ones we have.

Two years of legal gay marriage in Massachussetts probably can't be undone from a political perspective.

Today's ruling is far more serious than I originally thought. There's no easy way to stop it from becoming the law of the entire nation, and maybe no feasible hard way, either.

I've been trying to spread the word on the process going on in Mass for a couple of years now. I saw it coming after Birmingham refused to allow a vote. Nobody listened but I did get accused of crying wolf quite a bit.

I think the only solution is a Constitutional Amendment and the process should start soon.

O'Connor is totally unreliable, Kennedy is stuck with his Lawrence ramblings and they have 4 sure votes to cite the full faith and credit clause. They will get either Kennedy, most likely, or O'Connor.

SCOTUS is no hope.