Jonah, libertarians are quite capable of speaking for, and disagreeing amongst, themselves, so this is presumptuous of me, but one possible libertarian line of argument could run as follows: no one form of relationship should be favored by government over another, but given that one (marriage) is so favored, the ranks of those eligible to be admitted to that privileged state should be defined as broadly as possible.
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Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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