Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal said Saturday that his preference for what he calls the "traditional view of marriage" wouldn't stop him from attending the same-sex wedding of a loved one.
"Sure, if it's somebody I loved and cared for, absolutely," Jindal told reporters.
"Now, the reality is I don't like attending a lot of weddings," he joked.
Jindal has been an outspoken opponents of same-sex marriage and voiced strong support Saturday for religious liberty laws like the one in Indiana earlier this year, which sought to protect individuals who objected to participating in same-sex weddings but came under fire for being discriminatory against same-sex couples.
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