Supreme Court 15 times over the last 120 years has said marriage is a  fundamental right and never said "it had to be between a man and a woman.".
Jan 18, 2015 ... The Sunday news shows had a ring of 2012, with President Barack Obama ...  Olson said, "The U.S. Supreme Court 15 times over the last 120 years has said ...  did it say that it had to be between a man and a woman," Olson said. ... The brief  says the Supreme Court has said marriage is a "fundamental right" ...
Jan 20, 2015 ... With the U.S. Supreme Court poised to decide whether same-sex ... "The United  States Supreme Court 15 times over the last 120 years has said that 'marriage is  a fundamental right,'" Olson said. ... Olson continued, "Never once in any of those  cases did it say that it had to be between a man and a woman.
Supreme Court 15 times over the last 120 years has said marriage is a  fundamental right and never said "it had to be between a man and a woman.".
The Fourteenth Amendment requires a state to license a marriage between two  .... The syllabus constitutes no part of the opinion of the Court but has been .... in  this Court's jurisprudence is that the right to marry is fundamental because ...  Though it was eventually repudiated, men and women suffered pain and  humiliation in ...
Supreme Court 15 times over the last 120 years has said marriage is a fundamental right and never said "it had to be between a man and a woman."