But when the Court overrules the decisions made by the people, as they did in 32 of the 35 States that decided to recognize only traditional marriage between a man and a woman, that is an act of judicial policymaking, is it not?
Cornyn argues that the Court's ruling on marriage undermines state decisions.
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