Miron on same-sex marriage (June 30, 2006)

Jeffrey Alan Miron nails my analysis of same-sex marriage practically word for word. He scores some good points about the decision process:

1. The courts should not decide this question. It is too contentious.
2. Civil unions are a good compromise that everyone should consider.
3. Should the government really define marriage, anyway?

If you are interested in this issue, go read the whole piece. There is more to it than a tug-of-war over which side you are on.