Ame®icano
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No doubt it's going to be one of the key issues. There is a strong majority support for a MW increase. The demographics don't support the Repub position( on other issues as well), and allow for a win in 16'.
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Now does matter what Americans want? Americans also want for example to present ID when voting, they also want traditional marriage, etc.
Poll: 60 percent of likely voters back gay marriage
Read more: Poll 60 percent of likely voters back gay marriage - Steven Shepard - POLITICO
And how those likely voters actually did on elections?
What about will of the people thru ballot box? 34 states voted on defining marriage as being between a man and a woman.
No, that doesn't count. Polls are better.
We don't vote on civil rights.
Repubs as recently as last month tried to enact a very unpopular law in Indiana. The backlash was significant. With poll numbers like I showed, Repubs should choose their battles more wisely in the run up to 16'.
Backlash was from the very loud few. If law was discriminating, they should challenge it in court. Like civil people do.