Will gay marriage be illegal in the United States during Trump's presidency.

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Settles Yes if gay marriage is illegal on the federal level on the day prior to the last day Trump is president.

Possible clarification from creator (AI generated): Market resolves to Yes if there is a federal law explicitly prohibiting gay marriage, even if individual states have laws permitting it (similar to the current federal/state dynamic with marijuana).

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filled a Ṁ553 YES at 4% order

I'll take it up to 1 in 25 futures, 4%.

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President Trump reposted an anti-LGBT ‘Pink Triangle' from the Nazi era

https://ground.news/article/donald-trumps-nazi-hate-symbol-pink-triangle-post-explained_2e1a16?utm_source=mobile-app&utm_medium=newsroom-share

More context, swipe for slides:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DHKAIu9hruQ/?igsh=eXo1MTh6b2RydGhj

Does "illegal on the federal level" require that it be effectively illegal in every state, or just to not be necessarily legal in every state? How does this resolve if each state ends up able to decide on their own?

@UnspecifiedPerson If there's a federal law against it. So if a state says it's legal, but federal law says "no" like marijuana is right now, this would settle to "yes"