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7:46Now PlayingBrian Curran, an undecided voter who attended Sen. Ted Cruz's rally in Iowa feels that heterosexual marriage—and the values associated with it—are "under attack" in America.
"If I believe marriage is between one man and a woman, and that's been the basis of society for the past 10,000 years, then seeing that we're changing with this bedrock principle with society is going to make me a little uneasy," he told TYT.
When pressed on why his religious and moral beliefs should legally be imposed on those who believe differently, he conceded they shouldn't. But if put in the situation, he said he'd oppose his younger sister marrying a woman if she chose to do so.
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