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Online Poll: 95% Say Elected Officials Should Enforce Laws as Written

August 28, 2013 at 1:01 pm

Elected officials are defying state law by making unilateral decisions about marriage. Should this be tolerated?

One News Now conducted a poll this week, asking whether duly elected officials should enforce laws as written or if we should allow them to simply assume the role of the courts. What do you think?

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