CT and now Delaware... can the neighboring states of NY, NJ and PA be far behind?
I doubt it. The real thing I do regret is the fact that much fewer states actually have a Proposition system as does California.
Although as we saw in California, the gay activists went to federal court to get Proposition 8 overturned. And a lower federal court has overturned it, pending the appeals.
This California case could be the one that imposes 50 state homosexual marriage. Reason being, if the state of California cannot amend its constitution to define marriage, then how can any state legally define what marriage is within its own borders?
The courts are out of control. The federal government defines marriage as a man and a woman. Almost all states do so also. Yet the state of California has been sued in federal court, saying that its definition of marriage, which matches the federal definition, is in violation of federal constitutional rights.
We’re in Orwell’s 1984 and Alice in Wonderland territory with the homosexual marriage court cases.