I don't think anyone's hand should be twisted into getting married, or that any unmarried couples are inherently inferior to married ones.
But I liked the gist of Ross's argument here: In the aggregate, public commitments are stronger than private ones, even though exceptional people may be unaffected by the public.
...which of course is why I'm outraged that same-sex couples are not allowed to make the same public commitment. They and their communities stand to benefit in the same way.
Liberal group calls for Schumer to step down as minority leader after
spending bill vote
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The request by Indivisible indicates just how much his decision has angered
the Democratic grassroots.
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