Democrats in the more conservative state Senate are taking the edges off a lot of the more progressive bills passed by the House of Delegates.
As Michael Pope reports, one of those bills changes who is authorized to perform weddings.
House Says “I Do” But Senate Panel Says “I Don’t”
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