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| Even the old USSR is getting into expanded government recognition based on sexual preference |
After celebrations a few weeks ago,
stemming from a court win siding with homosexual special interests,
the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the start of same-sex marriage in
Virginia, Wednesday. But the victory for the intended definition of marriage supporters could be temporary.
The U.S. Fourth Circuit Court had ruled
in favor of gay marriage, overturning a voter-requested ban in S.C.
All of the voters in every state that has been asked, also voted to
not redefine marriage based on sexual preference.
Wednesday's ruling, came after a county
court in northern Virginia asked the Supreme Court to block same-sex
marriages across Virginia. The issue is being appealed to the Supreme
Court.
Some lower level courts have lifted
state Constitutional definitions that exclude government-recognized
marriage based on homosexual preferences.
Most other federal court decisions in
favor of same-sex marriage also have been put on hold.
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