Should each state (or individual county clerks) have the right to decide who is allowed to get married in their state? Other marriage restrictions such as age, familiar relationship, bigamy, etc. are determined by each state, shouldn't each state be afforded the right to determine if same-sex couples can get married as well? What if the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage is overruled, what effect would that have? Do you see any historical similarity between same-sex couples not being allowed to marry and interracial couples not being permitted to marry as addressed in the Loving v. Virginia case?