(To be historically fair, the 26th Amendment, allowing the right to vote at the age of 18, was introduced and passed in the same year — 1971.)
So, the Supreme Court rules that DOMA, the Defense of Marriage Act of 1996 that banned the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages, is unconstitutional.
Two days later, Rep. Huelskamp introduces a bill that supposedly will amend the constitution to make only “one-man, one-woman” marriages legal, because, you know, religious freedom, liberty, and protecting civilization.
He picks up 28 co-sponsors — all Republicans, of course — for the bill, House Joint Resolution 51.
They are, alphabetically, per GovTrack.us:
Barton, Joe [R-TX6]
Bridenstine, Jim [R-OK1]
Brooks, Mo [R-AL5]
Broun, Paul [R-GA10]
Duncan, Jeff [R-SC3]
Fleming, John [R-LA4]
Franks, Trent [R-AZ8]
Gohmert, Louie [R-TX1]
Hall, Ralph [R-TX4]
Harris, Andy [R-MD1]
Hultgren, Randy [R-IL14]
Johnson, Sam [R-TX3]
Jones, Walter [R-NC3]
Jordan, Jim [R-OH4]
Lankford, James [R-OK5]
Meadows, Mark [R-NC11]
Neugebauer, Randy [R-TX19]
Palazzo, Steven [R-MS4]
Pearce, Stevan “Steve” [R-NM2]
Pittenger, Robert [R-NC9]
Pitts, Joseph [R-PA16]
Schweikert, David [R-AZ6]
Shuster, Bill [R-PA9]
Smith, Christopher “Chris” [R-NJ4]
Stockman, Steve [R-TX36]
Walberg, Tim [R-MI7]
Westmoreland, Lynn [R-GA3]
Wolf, Frank [R-VA10]
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