What happens if gay marriage is overturned?

Will marriage equality remain the law of the land in the United States? When the Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution protects same-sex couples' right to wed, its thundering decision seemed enduring and irrevocable. read more

It’s hard to trust anything Trump says because it changes with the wind. In February he said he’d happily see Obergefell v Hodges overturned, but later he said he was evolving on gay marriage (which caused Ted Cruz to equate him to Obama), in August he said the Supreme Court had ruled and it was a dead issue. read more

If not overturned by the will of the people, it will be overturned by the One who gave us the model for marriage in the opening passages of the book of Genesis, and was affirmed by Jesus in Matthew chapter 19. read more

"Because they are ruling on the constitutionality of that law," continued Maddow, expressing what most LGBT people have banked on, which is the idea that if people like Santorum want to roll back marriage equality they'd first have to complete the impossible task of winning a two-thirds majority vote of the House and Senate plus three-fourths of state legislatures. read more