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Brief statement from Bob Marshall on Supreme Court stay in marriage case

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bob marshallStatement from Republican State Del. Bob Marshall on the Supreme Court stay in the Virginia marriage equality case.

The Supreme Court’s issuance of a stay today in the Virginia Marriage case highlights the arrogance of the two Fourth Circuit judges​ in denying the stay.

The refusal of the Supreme Court to be pressured by the Fourth Circuit judges into a decision that would make it difficult for them to uphold the Virginia Marriage Amendment approved by 1.3 million Virginians is to be commended.

I once again urge intelligent Virginians to read the well-researched dissent of Judge Neimeyer.​

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