From: "thomas p." 

On 21 Mar., 04:11, "John D.Wentzky"
 wrote:
> Innews:46008222$0$18887$4c368faf{at}roadrunner.com,
> Dionisio  typed:
>
> > John D.Wentzky wrote:
>
> >> Attila  typed:
> >>> Exactly where does the Constitution address marriage laws?  Please
> >>> be specific, with quotes.
>
> >> Where it says that the powers the states already reserved to
> >> themselves can not be usurped by the federal government.
>
> > Well, if no one else has jumped on this, I will:
>
> > So, Mr. Wentzky, what you seem to be saying is that in those states
> > -- yes, plural -- where the right to define marriage (or Civil Union,
> > or whatever) has been reserved by said states to cover same-sex
> > couples; You contend that the Feds can do nothing about it?
>
> If the States in question have done so legally via their own
> Constitutionally required process, such would be true.
> But, to my knowledge no state has done such to this date.
>
> > (This should be fascinating.)
>
> You thought it would?
> Maybe to you it is, but to me it is child's play.

Well yes, it would be.

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