I am against the president's constitutional amendment on gay marriage. I don't personally support gay marriage myself, but my position has always been that it's for the states to decide.
John Bel Edwards: “I am against the president's constitutional amendment on gay marriage. I don't personally support gay marriage myself…”
On the recordFebruary 23, 2004
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John Edwards opposes President Bush's constitutional amendment on gay marriage, advocating for state-level decision-making.
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