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One Congressman Hits The Gay Marriage Debate On The Head With A Powerful Statement

John Lewis is not just any U.S. politician. He’s the only living member of the “Big Six” leaders of the American civil rights movement. And he’s got a few important points to make about LGBTQQ rights as well.

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