Let's put the "Anti-Gay" into the AG's Office

To wealthy Texas antigay activists, the strategy against marriage equality is clear.

The government should pick up their legal fees.

“It seems that the AG’s office could represent citizens, churches and schools who … have their constitutional religious liberties attacked — by government,” wrote Dunn, a major financial patron of Empower Texans, led by conservative hard-liner Michael Quinn Sullivan. “That at least would take away their ability to simply bankrupt everyone with legal fees.”