I wouldn't get my hopes up, either, despite the number of GOP senators that are at least closeted bi.
popular support for same sex marriage is up to 70%, including 55% of Republicans, and 50 House Republicans voted to pass it in that chamber. 60 in the Senate is a high but certainly manageable bar if we see a similar 20%ish attrition amongst Republicans politicians. most of the usual moderate suspects in Collins, Murkowski, Romney, Tillis, and Portman have either signaled or suggested strongly they will support it. it has significant Republican support at this moment and does indeed appear to be heading to 60.
this isn't abortion. as strongly as i support reproductive rights the argument of 'dead babies' is always going to resonate a lot more strongly than eww gays. with Republicans trying to gobble up Senate seats in purple states going the anti-gay route is not in many of their electoral interests when 70%+ of a statewide electorate wants you to protect them from a deeply unpopular SCOTUS. and i imagine more than one simply realizes that they're on the wrong side of history at this point. eg Portman switched sides after his son came out as gay.
If Republicans vote this down, they are doomed at election time.....cause women's rights, climate change, and mass shootings haven't been enough to get people voting
Meanwhile, Democrats are on track to get their asses kicked in the midterms regardless. As of 14 hours ago 538 has Republicans taking the house at an 87% chance with 80% of the scenarios showing 235 seats. For reference Democrats currently have a majority at a total of 220 seats. The "this will surely do then in this time" doesn't seem to be happening.
fucking LOL
The spilling of the water pitcher and high tailing it out gets me every time!
M-A-R-S. Mars, bitches.
https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-...iage-rcna39863
"Look man, if I could ungay my son, I would. Till then, he gets to do whatever he wants, but fuck the rest of you queers!"
Can't vote against your own dating practices, not surprising at all.
New polling out today from multiple sources has the Senate leaning Dem and the House as a toss-up.
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So uhh...we only need senate to replace any justices who may die in the next 2 years right? Fingers crossed.
Manchin and Schumer have struck a deal on a limited reconciliation bill.
https://twitter.com/JStein_WaPo/stat...ddHs4ClLA&s=19
https://twitter.com/JStein_WaPo/stat...bGYs1iLOA&s=19