The National Organization for Marriage
(NOM) has yet to comment on a federal judge's ruling striking down
Wisconsin's ban on gay marriage.
Gay and lesbian couples in two counties
began marrying on Friday after a federal judge declared invalid
Wisconsin's 2006 voter-approved constitutional amendment prohibiting
state officials from recognizing any union other than a heterosexual
marriage.
(Related: Gay
couples begin marrying in two Wisconsin counties.)
As of Sunday afternoon, NOM, the
nation's most vociferous opponent of marriage equality, had yet to
publicly comment on events occurring in Wisconsin.
On its blog and social media accounts
NOM continued to promote its upcoming March for Marriage, announcing
on Friday the addition of former presidential candidate Rick Santorum
to the June 19 anti-marriage equality event, which includes a march
from the Capitol Building in Washington D.C. to the U.S. Supreme
Court.
(Related: Rick
Santorum to join gay marriage foe NOM at March for Marriage.)
“Looking for #March4Marriage
apparel?” the group tweeted on Friday. “You're in luck! Visit
our online store.”