badgenome on 10 May 2012
| Kasz216 said: It's funny too... if only because i'd say gay marriage is very much the epitomy of something that is federal jurisdiction. Mostly because marriage has MANY federal rights. Maybe you could argue that states can decide whether or not to recognize gay marriages as far as individual state benefits go... but due to the federal measures, "Federal Marriage" is COMPLETELY a federal issue. |
Yeah, I'd think so. What about social security benefits for spouses? Are gay couples only eligible if their state recognizes their union as a "marriage"? How is that fair? Seems like this would be very much the jursidiction of the feds.
