A far-right campaign seeks statehouse support to overturn gay marriage
Briefly

In multiple states, right-wing group MassResistance is trying to challenge the Supreme Court's ruling on same-sex marriage from 2015 through resolutions at statehouses. Even though these resolutions can't legally compel a re-evaluation of Obergefell v. Hodges, their introduction indicates that conservative legislators feel empowered by the current political climate. The push comes amid a broader context of increasing public support for same-sex marriages, which has risen to around 70%. Experts believe these actions highlight a significant shift among conservatives, even when their proposals may lack substantial progress of support.
The ongoing resolutions in several states represent a far-right initiative to challenge the 2015 ruling on same-sex marriage, reflecting a shift within conservative circles.
Legal experts note that the introduction of these resolutions signals the boldness of conservative lawmakers in the current political climate under the Trump administration.
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