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Follow-up question: Isn't one of the consequences of DOMA that it denies the full faith and credit clause to homosexual couples? As it stands, I can get married to a woman (I'm a man) in virginia, and I'm still married when I come home to florida. But I can't get married to a man in Iowa and and still be married in Florida.

Wouldn't overturning DOMA be a defacto defeat of Prop 8 since in effect, people can get married in Washington on the weekend and just come back home?

I'm not sure I understand. Doesn't denying me full faith in credit in turn also deny me equal protection?

Oh. So it's not the law that's in question, but just a little piece of it?