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April 3, 2009

King Statement on Iowa Supreme Court Decision


WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Steve King made the following statement regarding today’s decision by the Iowa Supreme Court.

“This is an unconstitutional ruling and another example of activist judges molding the Constitution to achieve their personal political ends. Iowa law says that marriage is between one man and one woman.  If judges believe the Iowa legislature should grant same sex marriage, they should resign from their positions and run for office, not legislate from the bench.

“Now it is the Iowa legislature’s responsibility to pass the Marriage Amendment to the Iowa Constitution, clarifying that marriage is between one man and one woman, to give the power that the Supreme Court has arrogated to itself back to the people of Iowa. Along with a constitutional amendment, the legislature must also enact marriage license residency requirements so that Iowa does not become the gay marriage Mecca due to the Supreme Court’s latest experiment in social engineering.”





April 2009 Press Releases

  • 1st - King Statement on Napolitano Border Trip
  • 1st - King: Johnsen Nomination an Insult to Pro-Life Americans
  • 2nd - King Opposes Another Liberal Spend-A-Thon
  • 3rd - King Statement on Iowa Supreme Court Decision
  • 7th - King Hosting Fifth District Town Hall Meetings
  • 8th - King Hosting Fifth District Town Hall Meetings April 13, 14
  • 9th - King Statement on Obama Amnesty Plan
  • 15th - King Addressing National FairTax Rally on Tax Day
  • 17th - King Introduces Resolution to Cut Wasteful Spending
  • 17th - King: E-Verify Delay Will Affect American Workers
  • 27th - King Statement on Same-Sex Marriage in Iowa
  • 28th - King: “Thought Crimes” Bill Will Damage Religious Freedom in America
  • 30th - King: Enforce All Immigration Laws, Mr. President
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