Elizabeth Warren Drops A Total Zinger About Marriage At LGBTQ Town Hall

LOADING ERROR LOADING Sen. Elizabeth Warren may as well have dropped the mic Thursday night after delivering a lippy response to a question about traditional views on marriage. Morgan Cox, chair of the Human Rights Campaign board of directors, asked the 2020 presidential candidate how she would respond if an “old-fashioned” supporter approached her on the campaign trail and said: “My faith teaches me that marriage is between one man and one woman.” “Well, I’m going to assume it’s a guy who said that, and I’m going to say, ‘then just marry one woman.’ I’m cool with that,” Warren fired back. #EqualityTownHall pic.twitter.com/8uNXqXI5n7 — Elizabeth Warren October 11, 2019 In response to a follow-up question from CNN moderator Chris Cuomo, Warren said that, despite growing up in a conservative household, she couldn’t really recall a time where she felt differently about same-sex marriage. Warren also tackled how Democrats could expect to pass the Equality Act, medical care for transgender people in the military and correctional facilities, cost-reduction for HIV medications, and decriminalizing HIV transmission, among other topics.