Fox news gay marriage wrong side of history

The Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage 10 years ago today in Obergefell v. Hodges. Now, the question is whether the high court's decision will hold.

Lately this phrase has been employed by everyone from Lucas Case at the Huffington Post to Shephard Smith at Fox News as both have appealed to the notion that those opposing same-sex marriage are “on the wrong side of history.”. Fractures in conservative opposition to gay rights and even same-sex marriage have now widened to include the core of the right’s message machine, the Fox News Channel, where a cadre of younger voices have begun to defend same-sex relationships and even advocate openly for same-sex marriage.

Much of the coverage seems to embody a sense that opponents to gay marriage are on the wrong side of history. AUDIE CORNISH, HOST: Yesterday's decisions by the Supreme Court on gay. Shepard Smith said on Fox News on Wednesday that Republicans sit on "the wrong side of history" on the same-sex marriage issue. He implied that Smith's forceful comments had made the network change its line, saying that Smith has "frequently been the lone voice of reason" at Fox News.

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