marriage is one of the greatest predictors in experiencing poverty and a host of other tragic social outcomes. . . . To care for marriage isn’t to harken back to the good ol’ days. To care for marriage is not to implement a new moralism. To care for people is not simply to care about ‘our’ idea of marriage. To care for marriage is to care for people. Every child has a mom and dad. The question is whether they know them as a single unit, as a married mom and dad.”
