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ABC Cheers Iowa's Supreme Court Decision To Legalize Same-Sex Marriages

Here is ABC celebrating the Iowa Supreme Court ruling:


Below is a video of Iowa State Senator Matt McCoy, the first openly gay member of the Iowa Legislature inviting homosexuals into his state to be accepted and receive marriage licenses. Considering Iowa's
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same-sex marriage approval was decided like it always is--by a few unelected judges--I am curious how Iowan's feel about McCoy's invitation. Who is "redefining the old cliche about Middle-American values" ABC?

Here's part of McCoy's video statement:

Here in Iowa, the Republican Party has focused on fringe issues for some time. And Iowans have responded by electing Democrats.

In less than a decade, legislative debate has moved from considering laws banning gay Iowans from adopting children or being foster parents to passage of legislation protecting children from bullying in schools, expanding Iowas
[sic] civil rights protections to include sexual orientation and transgender, a vote AGAINST amending the Constitution to ban gay marriage, and, now, a court decision providing full marriage equality.

Now Democrats control the Iowa House and Senate, and legislative leaders say the issue wont come up for vote.


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