We have had one kind of marriage for 2,000 years and another kind of marriage for five or 10 years.
Anthony Kennedy: “We have had one kind of marriage for 2,000 years and another kind of marriage for five or 10 years.”
Editor's note · Context
Justice Kennedy questioned the equivalence of same-sex marriage to traditional marriage based on historical context.
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