“I’m kind of inclined to let the states decide individually,” Mr. Carter said, during a WFAA-TV in Dallas-Fort Worth interview. “As you see, more and more states on deciding on gay marriage every year. If Texas doesn’t want to have gay marriage, then I think that’s a right for Texas people to decide.”
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In 2013, Mr. Carter actually said that he supported nationwide gay marriage, Newsmax reported.
Now, he says: “I don’t think that the government ought to ever have the right to tell a church to marry people if the church doesn’t want to. I’m Baptist and the congregation of our church will decide whether we have a man or a woman as pastor, and whether we’ll marry gay people or not,” Newsmax reported.
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