If I have the floor, and I might speak, my point was the damage that the dissolution of marriage causes to the children of this marriage. I said nothing about gay marriages in my speech whatsoever.
John Rice Carter: “If I have the floor, and I might speak, my point was the damage that the dissolution of marriage causes to the children…”
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Addressing the impact of marriage dissolution on children.
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