Constitutional amendments defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman were approved in three more states on Tuesday – most significantly in California where the state supreme court legalized gay marriage back in May. So why did the amendment succeed? Why did the public schools become a major issue in the debate? Would a court challenge to the amendment succeed? And what happens to all the gay ‘marriages’ performed over the past six months? We ask Matt Staver, Chairman of Liberty Counsel, which argued for traditional marriage before the California high court.
