Reply #1: That's actually very consistent with what he has said all along [View All]

[BR_Parkway]

But in 2002, he joined his congressional colleagues in opposing Massachusetts' last effort to outlaw gay marriage, saying they feared it could prevent communities "from acting as they might wish to provide some form of recognition for same-sex relationships."

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Kerry has said he believes marriage — both legally and religiously — should be reserved between a man and woman, while civil unions between any couple are a legal right under the separation of church and state.

When asked whether he might support Massachusetts' constitutional amendment, he said it was possible.