BREAKING: Alabama Takes Massive Stand Against SCOTUS Supreme Court Ruling On Gay Marriage The Supreme Court of the United States rocked the boat last week when the ruled in favor of gay marriage. Now, several conservative states are taking a stand against the ruling, in an attempt to restore the liberties of their residents. According to reports, Alabama recently issued an order that prohibits judges in the state from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples for a period of 25 days. This allows the state to file motions and petitions contesting the ruling. Basically it states that in the courts judgment, [the Supreme Court ruling] is tabled effective until after the hearing, Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore told reporters. Its not in effect until after this hearing in this 25 day period. As it has done for approximately two centuries, Alabama law allows for marriage between only one man and one woman, a previous order issued in March read. Alabama probate judges have a ministerial duty not to issue any marriage license contrary to this law. Nothing in the United States Constitution alters or overrides this duty. What do you think of Alabamas ruling? Will it work, or simply delay the inevitable? 