TeaEarlGreyHot wrote:
And god forbid a married couple get into an accident while traveling in/through a state that doesn't recognize their union.
The right to designate next of kin and establish power of attorney through one's partner should be a settled issue by now. Even if a state decided to hold that Gay marriage is ought not to be allowed, it does not follow that they ought deny the basic necessities of a relationship. I can see very little basis for denying a widespread recognition of rights within de-facto relationships.
Except it's happened many times.