CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Feb 25, 2004
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) The difficulties in passing a constitutional amendment examined in light of the gay marriage issue. [Northern Illinois University professor David KYVIG- points out only 27 amendments out of thousands have been adopted; states politicians have found proposing an amendment is a way to state an issue without accepting responsibility for its becoming a law.] [American University professor Allan LICHTMAN- recalls the 1970s support for the Equal Rights Amendment.]
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