Even people who don't understand same sex marriage understand this country never, ever allowed for second-class citizenship. This battle will be won eventually.

If the state is attempting to bring in talented people, having this kind of thing -- not just in law but in the state constitution -- sends a very strong statement about what kind of state it is.

This issue is not about an individual. This is about the law. Is this person in a class of people that the law prohibits from serving on the airport board?

This is what our country is all about. Everybody is proud of their American citizenship and they want to do the best they can to represent that.

The support for same sex marriage isn't there yet - fine. It's a hard idea for people to get their heads around. But let's give people some time to figure out where they're at before we lock something into the constitution.

The governor has been consistent in saying he's fine with same-sex marriage if the courts and the people rule, he will support it. The legislature is the people's body, and so hopefully he will sign it.