Since January 20th, 2025, the Trump regime has been consistently and blatantly desperate to roll back decades of progress.

Things that we've long taken for granted like voting rights, women's bodily autonomy, marriage equality, have been on the chopping block, and quite frankly,

they have been successful in many instances in eroding our constitutional rights.

So first, I want to talk about the very real possibility that a Bergerfeld, the case that made marriage

equality in this country a reality may be overturned by the current corrupt illegitimate

supermajority of the Supreme Court. I also want to discuss how Donald and that corrupt

illegitimate supermajority could very well bring gay rights in this

country back to the 1950s. We've all heard that the Supreme Court may revisit that landmark

of Obergefell case and that everything we have worked for and generations of others have worked for could come to an end.

But as we discuss the future implications of this, the people who would be affected by this law are often being left out of the conversation.

Here's ABC Action News speaking with a temple couple about how potentially detrimental this direction is,

and also speaking with legal experts on the case's viability.

This framed pen and picture inside Mark Bias West and Kerry West's house means more than the ink inside the cartridge.

We have the first signing of the pen and it's on our wall. We have a framed

up here with Mayor Bob. It's the signature, the pen ink, that makes it a sentimental item.

Well, we kind of pioneer a lot of different things out there. In 2013, the two became the first

same-sex couple to legally become domestic partners in Tampa. They married 10 years later, thanks to the Obergefell v. Hodges ruling in the Supreme Court,

legalizing marriage equality nationwide.

And that is a very big effort of saying that, yes, this is what we think of the community.

This is what we think of the neighbors.

This is how we treat the people around us.

But there is a chance that very court case could be overturned.

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