Daily Mail Online Article RatingGlenn Thompson says he is 'blessed' in speech for gay son's wedding
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
74% : Thompson, R-Pa., gave a speech at the reception after the same-sex nuptials where he said that parents have 'hopes and dreams' about their children being healthy, finding their calling and finding 'their one true love.'51% : The Supreme Court upheld the same-sex marriages as a right guaranteed under the 14th Amendment in its 2015 ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges.
45% : If Obergefell is overturned, same-sex marriage rights would be returned to the states.
41% : His office called the bill an election year 'stunt' for DemocratsThree days after voting against a bill codifying same-sex marriage, Republican Rep. Glenn Thompson celebrated his gay son finding his 'one true love' at his wedding.
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