Ken Blackwell on Gay Marriage Decision: ‘The Constitution Lost This Week’

BLACKWELL: “Right, but there wasn’t anything in the Constitution. No one has a right to redefine marriage, a definition that has been in existence for over 2,500 years. The reality is this. The court did cert — asset — cut short the democratic process. And the reason that people are getting in a big uproar is because if you actually want change that is accepted by the folks, then, in fact, use that process.”
STEPHANOPOULOS: “Let me bring this –“
BLACKWELL: “You don’t create a right that’s not in — in the Constitution.”
STEPHANOPOULOS: “I know that –“
BLACKWELL: “The Constitution lost this week.”