Yes, we have reached a point at which nobody talks about being in favor of marriage as a man and a woman anymore.
Some conservative politicos say that we should leave it up to the states. Nobody is talking anymore about a federal constitutional amendment on the subject.
But for the most part, whether due to fear of the homosexual mafia, fear of the media, fear of comedians making fun of them, it’s rare to hear politicians explicitly state that they oppose homosexual marriage.
On the other hand, numerous politicians in the past few years, especially since Obama came out on marriage, have been displaying what they say is courage, in stating that they are in favor of homosexual marriage.
I would like to hear even just a few speak of overturning Lawrence v. Texas. I realize that overturning it isn’t likely to happen, but hearing a politician mention the possibility should drive some liberals nuts...and perhaps change where the battle over the homosexual agenda is being fought just a bit.
Ironically, it is just at this point of courts dictating marriage redefinition that our liberaltarian superiors said that we should then begin enacting a federal marriage amendment, but no sooner.
Were they lying to us?