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SANDY RIOS, the president of Concerned Women for America, was pounding the table. She was at an October 1 meeting of social-conservative activists and the leading Republicans in the House and Senate. Some Republicans were worried about the activists' project: amending the Constitution to prohibit same-sex marriage and, possibly, civil unions as well. Rios said that social-conservative groups were energized as never before. "The grassroots will get motivated and members will have to vote for it," she said. "We will take out squishy Republicans."
Now that's confidence. Passing a constitutional amendment is difficult in the best of circumstances. Supporters of a ...