It’s hard to assess what is to become of the Calfornian courts decision to uphold the right for many to marry. On one side they shut up and calmed down the raging conservatives for a hot minute and that is always good for politics since they are the big funders of against civil rights movements. On the other hand, those judges probably washed away a bit of their guilt with the decision to take out 18,000 couples out of limbo and actually giving them the right to stay in a marriage. So, even if they think they achieved something with this, they left without taking a standpoint. What is to make of a couple of judges who OK some marriages and not others. They definitely are not right-wing or left-wing. They are just feeding their own prejudice without wanting to look inhumane. This will be looked on as a bump in the road and a misstep from the courts who came to this wishy-washy conclusion. In any case, their credibility lost more tract with Arnold Schwarzenegger’s public insistence that marriage equality will inevitably happen in California. They’re just stretching hate and defacing California’s image as a progressive state especially after Iowa just got it. Proposition 8 might be here, but it’s not here to stay.