From an interview he gave to the New Yorker that was published today.
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I would have guessed the ruling upholding Obamacare but I’d be wrong, according to Obama his favorite is two recent pro-gay marriage rulings.
*For longtime readers I have it away with the headline.
President Obama said his favorite Supreme Court decision of his time as president was the one on gay marriage.
In an interview with the New Yorker, Obama said he liked the pragmatic approach that the court took in two cases on same-sex marriage.
“In some ways, the decision that was just handed down to not do anything about what states are doing on same-sex marriage may end up being as consequential — from my perspective, a positive sense — as anything that’s been done,” he said.
The decision allowed the “political process to go forward, one state at a time,” Obama added.
“Because I think it really signals that although the Court was not quite ready — it didn’t have sufficient votes to follow Loving v. Virginia and go ahead and indicate an equal-protection right across the board — it was a consequential and powerful signal of the changes that have taken place in society and that the law is having to catch up,” he said.