The portion of Americans who favor allowing same-sex couples to marry seems to have stalled out. A new survey from Pew Research Center shows that 61 percent of Americans now say they favor letting gays and lesbians marry legally. That's a big shift from 2004, when 60 percent said they opposed same-sex marriage, but actually a downgrade from the 62 percent measured two years ago. Same-sex marriage approval has generally pulled a 180 in America over the past 15 years, with its approval soaring in ...
The portion of Americans who favor allowing same-sex couples to marry seems to have stalled out. A new survey from Pew Research Center shows that 61 percent of Americans now say they favor letting gays and lesbians marry legally. That's a big shift from 2004, when 60 percent said they opposed same-sex marriage, but actually a downgrade from the 62 percent measured two years ago. Same-sex marriage approval has generally pulled a 180 in America over the past 15 years, with its approval soaring in ...
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