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CNN Tonight anchor Don Lemon jokingly asked if anyone wanted to marry him. Fox News Channel’s Shannon Bream took a moment outside the Supreme Court to grab a selfie for history’s sake. MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts, who married his husband in 2012, happened to be anchoring this morning when the ruling came down. “This is amazing and I am so proud of our coverage and bottom line, my country!” Roberts tells TVNewser. The Weather Channel’s Sam Champion, married a few months after Roberts, tells TVNewser: “It’s a great day for freedom and equality. I’m thrilled to finally feel like a citizen with full and equal rights in America, the country that I was born and raised in and that my father devoted his life and service to as a United States Marine, and I’m proud for the millions of others whose love will finally be accepted in all 50 states.”
President Obama #SCOTUSMarriage “Equal we are ALL more free…We made our union a little more perfect.” #LoveIsLove pic.twitter.com/ACziuAy6VJ — Thomas Roberts (@ThomasARoberts) June 26, 2015
2nd best day of my life. Here is the 1st! #Equality @RubemRobierbArt #weddingday pic.twitter.com/tuRmxBHDv8
— Sam Champion (@SamChampion) June 26, 2015
SCOTUS (5-4): same sex marriage is a constitutional right – now legal in ALL 50 states, even those that have made it illegal. THIS IS HUGE.
— Megyn Kelly (@megynkelly) June 26, 2015
What a day!!! #LoveWins — Don Lemon (@donlemon) June 26, 2015
#SameSexMarriage upheld by Supreme Court. It’s the law of the land. Who wants to marry me?
— Don Lemon (@donlemon) June 26, 2015
HISTORY. #SCOTUS pic.twitter.com/koqtirSNg2 — Brooke Baldwin (@BrookeBCNN) June 26, 2015
SCOTUS (5-4): same sex marriage is a constitutional right – now legal in ALL 50 states, even those that have made it illegal. THIS IS HUGE.
— Megyn Kelly (@megynkelly) June 26, 2015
Fascinating to watch ostensibly non-ideological outlets embrace LGBT equality. Amazing to watch the journey from margins to mainstream — Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) June 26, 2015
Tonight, I’m going to a retirement party for my dad, who’s spent his entire career tirelessly working for justice. Fitting day to celebrate.
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) June 26, 2015
It’s official: Scalia is the weakest 19th century mind on the Court and the laziest writer. — Lawrence O’Donnell (@Lawrence) June 26, 2015