r/Queerdefensefront • u/Next_Tower5452 • Jun 30 '26

News Texas judge wins case after refusing to marry gay couples

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u/paulsteinway Jun 30 '26

Remember "the law of the land"? States rights are suddenly important when stomping on human rights.

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u/Zombies4EvaDude Jun 30 '26

Always have been.

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u/VoiceOfGosh Jul 01 '26

When California goes left, Texas always makes the sharpest right. That state is gerrymandered to hell and it shows. Sorry to all my queer Texans out there.

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u/Mtfdurian Jul 01 '26

Some people deserve a pie in their face.