Republicans are coming after same-sex marriage - and won't stop there | Arwa Mahdawi
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56% : I thought, stupidly, that we were beyond all that: there is very broad support for same-sex marriage across pretty much every age group in the US, after all.40% : While that sounds innocuous on the surface the legislation is a shameless attempt to undermine same-sex marriage, which has been legal across the US since 2015.
38% : And while Republicans used to be relatively quiet about same-sex marriage, they're now increasingly making noise about it.
33% : Senator John Cornyn, a Republican from Texas, for example, used the supreme court confirmation process of now-Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to repeatedly opine that the high court wrongfully invented the right to same-sex marriage.
15% : As another state senator, Raumesh Akbari from Memphis, told reporters: "It's ugly enough Republicans are advancing an unconstitutional bill to undermine marriage equality, but the fact that this bill reopens the debate on child marriage is outrageous."
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