The state of Massachusetts is suing the federal government over the Defense of Marriage Act, alleging that the federal ban on gay ‘marriage’ constitutes discrimination against its residents. is that true, or is DOMA the poster child for states rights in allowing states to define marriage for themselves and make their own determination as to whether they’ will recognize gay ‘marriages’ performed elsewhere? What might be the real motivation for this lawsuit? What would happen if the Defense of Marriage Act gets overturned in court? We ask Matt Barber, director of cultural affairs at Liberty Counsel, which has defended traditional marriage in court across the country. Listen here and share your opinion!
