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Slack.com slash DHQ. It's Tuesday, December 6th, and legally, this is not a piece of cake.

We start here. The Supreme Court considers a direct challenge to gay rights laws.

She believes that same sex weddings contradict scripture.

What it means for LGBTQ Americans, whether they plan on getting married or not, vote twice

in a month? Georgians feel just peachy about it.

Rain, sleets, snow, shine. I'll be there tomorrow and vote twice, though.

It's all about the ground game we will preview today's massive runoff election. And it

was easy to fire missiles at Ukraine when they weren't firing back.

This is going to go after those same bombers that are launching those missiles.

The next stage of Russia's war has Russians ducking for cover.

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

Hey, happy Tuesday. Hope you've been well over the last few days while I've been off.

Of course, one of the most alarming stories in that time frame was what appears to be

an intentional attack on a power substation in North Carolina. We got a couple updates

there. One, it is continuing to have a real effect on life. Power is out for thousands.

Cool is out there for the second day in a row. A curfew is once again an effect overnight

because people are scared.

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