Jindal Joins Push for Amendment Letting States Decide Marriage Laws
The governor of Louisiana emphasizes his socially conservative views after skipping the Iowa Freedom Summit.
Bobby Jindal, governor of Louisiana, speaks during the Conservative Political Action
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Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal wouldn't let the Supreme Court have the last word on same-sex marriage.
The potential White House contender hopes the Supreme Court does not legalize gay marriage in an upcoming decision, he said in an interview airing Sunday on ABC's “This Week.” But, he said, social conservatives like him could turn to a constitutional amendment if the court did rule in favor of gay marriage.