On Thursday, U.S. District Court Judge Vaughn Walker announced he would not stay last week’s decision declaring marriage limited only to one man and one woman to be unconstitutional – overturning the will of the voters in the 2008 elections. Why do traditional marriage advocates find this decision ‘outrageous’? Why do they believe this decision should be put on hold until the case makes its way through the judicial system? How long could it take to run this case through the system? And what could stop gay marriages from starting again in California next week? We ask Mathew Staver, chairman of Liberty Counsel.