Wedding Crashers
If gay marriage isn't such a big deal anymore, then maybe the religious right isn't, either.
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No doubt the religious right will return. But when it does, let's not forget this era of bland acceptance of same-sex marriage. It raises serious questions about the religious right's power. Perhaps it has always been better at projecting influence than exercising it.
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