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49. California and Massachusetts allow it whereas Arkansas and Mississippi do not

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Tennessee Republican's fight against cousin marriage ban ends in massive defeat [View all] riversedge Apr 2024 OP

Why do I think this guy must be married to his first cousin? LOL. Vinca Apr 2024 #1

I hope the hell Traildogbob Apr 2024 #2

Per wiki, he has at least 2 marital daughters and 2 sons. Hard to tell if his wife is a 1st cousin, but she had a Backseat Driver Apr 2024 #7

the story of that fertility doctor is insane prodigitalson Apr 2024 #37

My first thought. Noe I wonder if there is more than one. twodogsbarking Apr 2024 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author Marthe48 Apr 2024 #11

That would be his parents? Marthe48 Apr 2024 #12

Perhaps he's a product of one. "See, I turned out all right!" OAITW r.2.0 Apr 2024 #16

I get the feeling his family tree is Jerry2144 Apr 2024 #26

The shallow end of the gene pool. nt Dulcinea Apr 2024 #46

...."Jernigan said marriage remains legal in Tennessee to this day due to a 1960 decision by Tennessee's attorney genera riversedge Apr 2024 #3

I bet those two reps have some excellent banjo players amongst their constituency prodigitalson Apr 2024 #38

He does have one good point. padfun Apr 2024 #5

Yes, that struck me too. soldierant Apr 2024 #29

First cousins are as close as grandparents/grandchildren prodigitalson Apr 2024 #39

Imagine picking that political hill to die on... wildeyed Apr 2024 #6

LOL jesus. 617Blue Apr 2024 #40

Love is love. Mawspam2 Apr 2024 #8

You could make the same argument for brother and sister Random Boomer Apr 2024 #10

"were often allowed throughout history." soldierant Apr 2024 #30

The haemophillia came from Queen Victoria canetoad Apr 2024 #33

Exactly. Thanks for the details. soldierant Apr 2024 #44

That is what the royalty did throughout history; keep it in the family peacebuzzard Apr 2024 #42

Rep. Bulso shouldn't expend his energy on this,... Dan Apr 2024 #9

No, Senator, you cannot make your family tree look like a tumbleweed a ArkansasDemocrat1 Apr 2024 #13

Let's ask Jeff Foxworthy... OldBaldy1701E Apr 2024 #15

Incredible how the Republican idea of going back to the 19th century holds water with these idiots. ificandream Apr 2024 #14

If cousins don't fight against cousin marriage ban, who will? Beastly Boy Apr 2024 #17

Cue the "Dueling Banjos" theme for "Deliverance." Martin68 Apr 2024 #18

You do know it's legal in some progressive states, yeah? EllieBC Apr 2024 #23

Not that I approve, soldierant Apr 2024 #31

I didn't know that. I stand corrected. Martin68 Apr 2024 #45

Bumper Sticker Seen in Tennessee Blue Streak Science Apr 2024 #19

Great old song, lol catbyte Apr 2024 #24

This coulda wiped out a huge chunk of the Republican dominance in the legislature. mpcamb Apr 2024 #20

You can't make this up. liberal N proud Apr 2024 #21

It's legal in California. EllieBC Apr 2024 #22

And Shelbyville Manhattan cries rpannier Apr 2024 #25

Well . . . AverageOldGuy Apr 2024 #27

But it's still okay for brothers and sisters to marry, right? Ligyron Apr 2024 #28

Wait! H2O Man Apr 2024 #32

Inbreeding often has tragic consequences. Oopsie Daisy Apr 2024 #34

My ex-GF married her 1st cousin in Alabama. In 2014. oldsoftie Apr 2024 #35

LGBTQ first cousins can't prodigitalson Apr 2024 #36

They only lost because some of their supporters wanted it extended to sisters, too. Wonder Why Apr 2024 #41

FYI, here's a map showing whuch states allow first cousins to marry. ShazzieB Apr 2024 #43

This doesn't fit the narrative!!! EllieBC Apr 2024 #47

LOL! ShazzieB Apr 2024 #48

California and Massachusetts allow it whereas Arkansas and Mississippi do not prodigitalson Apr 2024 #49