Dear Editor: This week in California they are in court over same-sex marriage. The people of California voted no in 2008 on same-sex marriage in California, but now same-sex marriage advocates are back in federal court today to try and say that it is unconstitutional. They may make it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court and the court may over turn the vote of the people of that state.

If the U.S. Supreme Court can overturn the will of the people of a state then what will be next? I would think that overturning the will of the people would be unconstitutional, but that is just me. If we do not like this, we need to say we are not for this move by the courts to legislate from the bench. We do not like the court making laws. I think that is why we have the U.S. House and U.S. Senate.