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Judge Stikes Down Texas Same Sex Marriage Ban. Booooya! (Original Post) arely staircase Feb 2014 OP
But left it in place bmbmd Feb 2014 #1
yep. but this now has to go all the way to the supremes arely staircase Feb 2014 #2
that's what all of them have done OKNancy Feb 2014 #3
Was just over at the site that shan't be named MissMillie Feb 2014 #4
Juanita Jean was hoping that the ruling was not stayed Gothmog Feb 2014 #5
All the freeper heads are exploding! CFLDem Feb 2014 #6
as they should nt arely staircase Feb 2014 #7

arely staircase

(12,482 posts)
2. yep. but this now has to go all the way to the supremes
Wed Feb 26, 2014, 04:25 PM
Feb 2014

Three or four district courts are overturning state bans. They have to go to the circuit level now. My guess is the aRW 5th circ. will iphold 5th e Texas ban. But it is all soon headed to SCOTUS. with zero as far as I know upholding bans.

OKNancy

(41,832 posts)
3. that's what all of them have done
Wed Feb 26, 2014, 04:33 PM
Feb 2014

Colorado and Oklahoma I know for sure. The Oklahoma appeal is scheduled for April

MissMillie

(38,553 posts)
4. Was just over at the site that shan't be named
Wed Feb 26, 2014, 05:28 PM
Feb 2014

and I see this:

"...the 10th Amendment will knock his ruling out of the park."

I keep hearing this "states' rights" argument all the time but I think conservatives forget that in the text of the 10th Amendment, there are a few words after the word "states".

Namely,

"...or to the people."

They'd get all persnickety if the state tried to infringe about the 2nd Amendment, but they have no problem with the state infringing upon the 14th Amendment.

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