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As a sole basis. the court's decision, i think, was interesting. some may view it as a denial of indiana's ban. i think it was something different. it was really a wait and see. the court used an appropriate standard of we haven't seen this particular issue. let's let it percolate. >> think you're right. they punted it. i don't feel i'm getting an answer to my question. why would lawmakers in indiana make families have to have a child with severe disabilities? how does that work? why is that a good thing for the state of indiana? >> the indiana general assembly has looked at from it the standp...
Before the house of representatives. there are issues that the president is continuing to push that will help rectify this problem that is not getting any attention at all in the house of representatives. and one final point. you're starting to see it percolate. you know, you saw it in with us which is. the coalition in ohio now against this issue 2 is incredible. police, fire, teachers, public employees, building trades, auto workers, machinists, average people, all coming together to say this is the middle class and we've had it up to here. and occupy wall street, same thing. income inequali...
>> and this, this is discussed by law students all this time, how constitutional law is interpreted and it absolutely is not outlined in the constitution, there is phrase lis is referring, to equal protection and one judge thinks that means one thing and another judge may think something else and, usually, we vote for these things, it is a democracy. >> but the argument you are using is the same argument used against interracial marriages in the 1960s, blacks and whites were to the able to marry and not -- >> don't try and bring that into the picture, nobody is advocating that. and what people...
Spread across the country. but it's interesting how the supreme court handles big social questions like this. usually, they will allow many of the state courts and many of the lower federal courts to make decisions like this. there will be a new york decision. a california decision. and they kind of let it percolate in the lower courts. and then the case eventually, many cases, will come up to the supreme court, and they make the big decisions. so i don't thing you're going to see the supreme court jumping in on this immediately. i think it's probably going to be another couple of years. a lot...