Some people barbecue and shoot fireworks; FRC pushes untruths about marriage equality, Justice Kennedy

KEY FACT ONE: Justice Kennedy, writing for the majority in the Windsor (DOMA) opinion, did not use the word "bigot" even one time. Not once. In fact, in the entire body of language that came from the Supreme Court justices in the Windsor opinion, the word "bigot" was only used once, with the word "bigotry" gaining one additional mention —both of them from Justice Alito, writing for the dissent.

KEY FACT TWO: In 1963, people could not have imagined interracial couples having the right to marry...