Husband | Neuroscientist | Teacher | Dog Dad | Ran for Congress | he/him 
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The anniversary of #MarriageEquality got me thinking. When Lauren and I got engaged, we knew there was no one in the world we would rather have marry us, than our friend Lon. He is truly one of the greatest people we know. (1/5)pic.twitter.com/AukNOz73us
While I may be a bit biased, I believe our ceremony was one of the best, due in large part, to Lon. And while our wedding day was perfect, there was an ache that for Lon, in 2011, he would not be able to have a day like the one he had given us. (2/5)
Flash forward to 4 years ago today. The Supreme Court ruled on Obergefell v. Hodges and legalized what we all knew to be true: love is love is love. And while I will celebrate this day forever, I know there is still more to be done to protect that love. (3/5)
We have a sitting Congressman who not only disagrees that everyone should be free to love who they choose, but who will not support the #EqualityAct to protect those who can now be married on Sunday, but fired on Monday because of who they love. (4/5)
My wedding day was the happiest day of my life, and I know that every person deserves that same happiness and security. In Congress I will fight to support the rights of everyone. Help send me there, http://bit.ly/BigganDonate (5/5)
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