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He cast the deciding vote in support of a narrowed affirmance of [[abortion]] rights in 1992, in [[Planned Parenthood v. Casey]], but his only votes for abortion since then have been in denying certiorari on [[pro-life]] petitions. At oral argument in the ''Hobby Lobby'' case on March 25, Justice Kennedy wasc critical of the possibility of the government requiring corporations to fund [[abortion]].

He cast the deciding vote in support of a narrowed affirmance of [[abortion]] rights in 1992, in [[Planned Parenthood v. Casey]], but his only votes for abortion since then have been in denying certiorari on [[pro-life]] petitions. At oral argument in the ''Hobby Lobby'' case on March 25, Justice Kennedy wasc critical of the possibility of the government requiring corporations to fund [[abortion]].

Justice Kennedy has repeatedly held in favor of [[homosexual]] activists, writing all three Supreme Court decisions contrary to [[Christian]] values and traditional marriage.<ref>Justice Kennedy authored all three Supreme Court decisions which advanced the [[homosexual agenda]]: ''Romer'', ''Lawrence'', and ''Windsor''.</ref>  He also authored the 5-4 opinion in favor of campaign speech in ''Citizens United v. FEC'', 130 S. Ct. 876 (2010).

Justice Kennedy authored all three of the Supreme Court decisions which have advanced the [[homosexual agenda]].<ref>The three decisions are ''Romer'', ''Lawrence'', and ''Windsor''.</ref>  He was also the decisive vote and wrote the 5-4 opinion in favor of direct corporate spending on ads in campaigns, in ''Citizens United v. FEC'', 130 S. Ct. 876 (2010).

== Judicial Philosophy ==

== Judicial Philosophy ==