What happens to the gay rights movement when same-sex marriage is nationwide?

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Yeah, ENDA is very important as well. It's actually fairly ironic that ENDA, which was basically never controversial and always supported by large majorities, is going to come after gay marriage which was intensely controversial and in the past very unpopular.

While ENDA has a support of even a majority of Republicans, it is tepid support while the opposition is quite vocal and likely to spend time and money to vote out those who would support it.  That's why when it comes to politics, simply having a majority doesn't already get something done when when those in favor don't make it a priority and those opposed do.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Yeah, ENDA is very important as well. It's actually fairly ironic that ENDA, which was basically never controversial and always supported by large majorities, is going to come after gay marriage which was intensely controversial and in the past very unpopular.

While ENDA has a support of even a majority of Republicans, it is tepid support while the opposition is quite vocal and likely to spend time and money to vote out those who would support it.  That's why when it comes to politics, simply having a majority doesn't already get something done when when those in favor don't make it a priority and those opposed do.

Maybe that was true back in 2006, but now? I doubt anybody besides the NOM acolytes care at this point.

That's exactly my point.  Within the Republican party, NOM and like-minded people care about this issue while those on the opposite side don't have any belly in their fire on this.  If they did, they'd likely be Democrats or at the very least Independents.