U.S. Constitution Exceptions Clause, and Gay Marriage

States can simply nullify unconstitutional laws and rulings, for how can they be forced to follow these federal laws and rulings if they are illegal from a constitutional point of view, in the first place?

By Douglas V. Gibbs —— Bio and Archives--February 1, 2015

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