Texas has granted public officials the right to discriminate against LGBTQ+ couples through judicial conduct changes — a sure sign that opponents of same-sex marriage are driven by hate and bigotry. This discriminatory policy violates equal protection principles and allows government officials to treat citizens unequally based on sexual orientation.

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Texas has granted public officials the right to discriminate against LGBTQ+ couples through judicial conduct changes — a sure sign that opponents of same-sex marriage are driven by hate and bigotry. This discriminatory policy violates equal protection principles and allows government officials to treat citizens unequally based on sexual orientation.