Paxton's comment comes after Justice Clarence Thomas said the Supreme Court should revisit protections for same-sex marriage and intimacy. SupremeCourt RoeVsWade texasgop TexasRepublicans LGBTQ LGBTQIA homophobia
Paxton and the State of Texas is currently being sued by the ACLU and others over the states abortion ban.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said he agrees with Justice Clarence Thomas' recent statement that the U.S. Supreme Court should reexamine its earlier rulings legalizing same-sex marriage and intimacy. Paxton, a Republican, made the comments last Friday during an interview with Leland Vittert on NewNation, a streaming-only newscast. The AG was weighing in on the conservative-dominated high court's decision earlier that day to overturn Roe v. Wade, a move that undid nearly 50 years of legal protection for abortion., Justice Thomas wrote that the court also should consider revisiting Griswold v. Connecticut, Lawrence v. Texas, and Obergefell v.
NEW: The Attorney General of Texas, Ken Paxton , just said that the Supreme Court should overturn Lawrence v. Texas, which struck down laws that banned LGBTQ people from having sex. If this happened, 16 states have laws banning “sodomy” that would immediately go into effect.
The ACLU and others are currently suing Paxton and the State of Texas in response to Texas's abortion ban. A state court blocked Texas' pre-Roe ban,The pro-abortion left is—as expected—now suing me and the State of Texas to block our state’s pro-life laws. I anticipated this and am ready. They will lose. Texas laws defending the unborn will win.
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