claim: the supreme court’s views "are radically out of step with public opinion" regarding its decision to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide.
author: ted cruz
evidence_1: jun 29, 2015 ... as a result of the supreme court's two landmark decisions last week, cruz ... the  supreme court overstepped its bounds on same-sex marriage and health care.  ... to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide "front and center" in his ... "the  court's views are radically out of step with public opinion," said cruz.
evidence_2: jul 1, 2015 ... how gay marriage became a constitutional right ... wonder at how quickly  public opinion has changed on gay marriage in recent ... of nostalgia for the days  when their movement was seen as radical, .... justice ruth bader ginsburg has  publicly fretted that the court's decision to legalize abortion in roe v.
evidence_3: jun 26, 2015 ... celebrations follow supreme court ruling on same-sex marriage ... set off  jubilation and tearful embraces across the country, the first same-sex ... it came  against the backdrop of fast-moving changes in public opinion, with .... took the  unusual step of listing those decisions in an appendix to his opinion.
evidence_4: jun 26, 2015 ... the supreme court strikes down bans on gay marriage, making it legal ... 5-4  ruling makes gay marriage legal nationwide ... today is a big step in our march  toward equality. ... marriage decision reflects extraordinary shift in us public  opinion .... barack obama noted in his remarks that there are still many ...
evidence_5: jul 9, 2009 ... in recent years, the debate over same-sex marriage has grown from an issue that  occasionally arose in a few states to a nationwide controversy. ... california  supreme court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage in that state. ... differing  views ... (see public opinion on gay marriage: opponents consistently ...