“Blessed is he who has no family,” Karl Marx wrote to Friedrich Engels, his partner in crime who detested family and marriage so much that he refused both. The partners were not shy about their thoughts on the family. In their most famous joint creation, The Communist Manifesto, they wrote of the “abolition of the family.” Subsequent communists in the decades and even centuries that followed would seek to redefine family and marriage, but only now, in America in June 2015, is the fundamental transformation finally poised to succeed, as Anthony Kennedy and the Supreme Court’s four liberals have rendered unto themselves a right to redefine something that heretofore had been the province of the laws of nature and nature’s God. Most grateful to Kennedy and the Supremes are their appreciative new comrades in the modern American Communist Party. Today’s inheritors of Marx and Engels are thrilled with the June 26, 2015 historic decision forever...(Read Full Article)