Yesterday, by a margin of 70 percent to 29 percent,

voters

in Kansas approved a state constitutional amendment defining marriage as

the union of a man and a woman. It’s clear that events in Massachusetts,

California, and other liberal states are driving these amendments. Just a

few years ago, voters in California approved a law defining marriage as the

union of a man and a woman. Now activist judges on California’s courts are

set to strike it down. That’s why states across the country have turned to

constitutional amendments as their only recourse. We’re up to 18 states

now with such amendments. By the next presidential election we could be

approaching 30. The country is slowly splitting into recognizing and

non-recognizing states. Once the federal courts look like they’re about to

override all those state constitutional amendments, we’ll see a huge push

for a federal constitutional amendment.