"[Peter J.] Riga concludes that in 15 years of Supreme Court cases ending in 1979, the view of marriage as an indissoluble lifelong commitment had been abandoned. In its wake is the perverted notion of liberty that each individual should be able to live out his sexual life in any way he chooses without interference from the state."
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Bob McDonnell, The Republican Party's Vision for the Family: The Compelling Issue of the Decade (1989), p. 9
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