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Idaho Legislature's first order of business: overturning same-sex marriage
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State rights don't matter when the Nazis are in charge of federal government. SCROTUS can declare a state law unconstitutional without explanation to override it. President Musk can shit all over it and declare it an "official presidential action"
Biden signed a bill restricting transgender healthcare for military families. OP's article literally describes Democrats supporting a bill to ban marriage equality. Eric Adams is selling out the entirety of NYC for a pardon. Neolib Democrats very frequently vote against trans rights. Any time there's a house bill about it, I can expect around 50 or so Dems to vote with the Reps.
Yes, literally any effort is better than the Nazis who refer to us as cockroaches, but the bar should be well above capitulating to them
So you are not gonna say that you were wrong, and instead you are just move the goalposts and change the topic ?
OK!
That's not what the article said. Read the next paragraph. They vote to let it go to the floor where they plan to vote against it there
States laws will matter a hell of a lot. When roe was overturned things immediately fell to the states. That's the most likely way the court would overturn gay marriage should they go for it
In terms of trans rights that is unfortunately more true lately, yes, though historically any transphobic dems have lost their primaries. We can and should challenge there again