Clarence Thomas, legal colossus of our time, has stated that overturning Roe should just be the beginning. The right to access contraception, to marry a person of the same sex, or to generate friction between incorrect body parts with another human, all must go. But is this enough? What other offenses against the constitution must go? Inter-racial marraige? (Tough break, Ginnie.) Publishing literature that encourages or depicts any of the above? Assembly of groups that wish to oppose the will of the Supreme Court? Whose due process protections must be stamped out next? I am asking what non-obvious extremist SCOTUS opinions are likely next to be given the force of law.
Are there any lawmakers of influence openly calling for an end to gay, or same sex, marriage?
John Cornyn (Republican Senator from Texas) broached the subject during his questioning of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, during her Supreme Court confirmation hearing earlier this year.
Navin R. Johnson: Ahh, anything… in this general area, right in here. Anything, below the stereo, and on this side of the Bicentennial glasses. Anything between the ashtray, and the thimbles. Anything in this three inches. Right in here, this area, that includes the Chiclets, but not the erasers.
Texas has refused to repeal its laws regarding homosexuals despite them being current unconstitutional.
15 other states currently have anti-gay bills on their books.
Also, this happened yesterday: