Arizona Alert by William L. Saunders

Arizona Alert

The Duty to Defend Life & Marriage Just Got Harder

by William L. Saunders

On Election Day last November, voters in seven of eight states with constitutional amendments protecting marriage (as the union of one man and one woman) on their respective ballots, passed them. However, even here there was bad news: Arizona became the first state to reject such an amendment.

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William L. Saunders is Senior Vice President and Senior Counsel at Americans United for Life.

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