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Well, it certainly would make sense for monogamous heterosexual (i.e. normal) and especially married people to pay less insurance, both health and life.

Will it happen? Or could it? I haven't been reading up on the news for two weeks, but the last I saw, radical/leftist/homosexual pushers looked as though they were frothing at the mouth in their rabid plunge into the abyss, trying to take all of what makes human civilization human along with them.

They don't want to compromise one iota, they want total domination. They will either be utterly defeated, or righteousness will be. There can be no half measures in this war. Why? Because any less than complete victory means they will keep trying to destroy all morality, all family, all independence of thought and freedom of association and religious expression.

Uplift traditional morals and traditional marriage at every opportunity!!! Verbally, and in action. Do not use generic terms or PC when describing either of those values!

Call homosexuality what it is, do not use PC terms for that either!! Do no call any contract between people of the same sex, or proposed ones, marriage! It denigrates marriage to do so.

In everything you do, elevate marriage to loving, not to selfishness. If your state has a generic marriage license, and you know people planning to marry, suggest they do so in a neighboring state that allows for bride and groom, husband and wife.

If someone speaks to you about pro homosexual things, and you don't feel comfortable disagreeing, laugh warmly and walk away. Make them feel ridiculous.