Isn't it the women exploiting the men?  (-: 

Well let's take the argument from the other side then.  Let's say that Obama legislates that gay marriage is now legal.  Is that really so hard to imagine in the next 4 years?  If a church refuses to marry a gay couple who belong to that church, are they breaking the law?  Ok, probably not, they could go to the local constable and get it done.  But what if the church doesn't recognize that marriage... is THAT breaking the law?  

When we get to the point where a large constituency wants marriage with farm animals to be passed - we'll be past the cliff.

Polygamy? Again, I don't care so much.  Consenting adults, no victim, kids seem to be well adjusted... 

My point is, marriage should be like baptism.  The government shouldn't say what it is or isn't.  If you don't like how the Catholic church defines marriage, don't get married there.  If you don't believe in God, get a legal contract.  

Mitt is the most likely candidate to be guided by a conservative congress - we need to flip the senate