I would hope that all of us are realistic enough to see, that the Supreme Court decision was a game changer. This issue can no longer be fought state by state, but must be fought in terms of religious liberty.
The Supreme Court decision will not be overturned anytime soon by a constitutional amendment or another Supreme Court decision overturning their original decision.
So you have to ask , how much political capital should be expended. I oppose homosexual marriage as much as anyone here, but have wondered, what comes next after the Supreme Court has ruled. Clearly the legal landscape on this issue has fundamentally changed.
No society endorsed such things without collapsing soon after. This current culture is beyond salvage. The issue is to preserve what is best and rebuilt on the ruins.
“...the Supreme Court has ruled.”
Let THEM enforce it = no ‘political capital’ (I detest that term. What a cheap way to weasel out of enforcing and adhering to the Constitution) required.
I guess on another “Andrew Jackson” could change it by saying “Roberts signed his law. Now let him enforce it.”