After running against gay marriage as a state Senate candidate, rookie Republican David Storobin is now trying to repeal it.
Ten days after taking office, Storobin has proposed a bill that would repeal the one-year-old law allowing same-sex couples in New York to marry, one of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s most important victories.
“The government has thrust upon the people of this state a definition of marriage that violates their religious and personal moral beliefs,” Storobin argues in the memo attached to the bill.
Full Story from the Wall Street Journal
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