In regard to the gay marriage decision, "[w]hat's amazing to me is how many candidates issued statements basically saying the court has spoken, the issue is over, and it's time to move on," Ted Cruz told Sean Hannity.  And, sure enough: Jeb Bush, the former governor of Florida, was brief and more tempered. In a statement that ran just 82 words, he said that while he believed the court had erred, he urged respect for all couples, “including those making lifetime commitments.” Senator Marco Rubio of Florida also criticized the decision but added, “We live in a republic and must abide by the law.” The next president, he said, must focus on protecting “the First Amendment rights of religious institutions and millions of Americans whose faiths hold a traditional view of marriage.” (Mr. Bush and Mr. Rubio... have said they do not support a constitutional amendment to reverse the court’s ruling.) Bush and Rubio are...(Read Full Post)