As you likely know, today is round two for marriage equality before the Supreme Court, with the constitutionality of DOMA on the dock. Here’s a quick run-down of what the possible outcomes appear to be. The conventional wisdom is that this case is the more likely candidate for the Court to use to make a broad decision — one that could take the federal government out of anti-gay discrimination business, at least to the extent of forcing the federal government to treat all state-sanctioned marriages on equal terms, whether they’re for same or opposite sex couples.

We’ll bring you live reports as soon as today’s oral arguments are done.

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Bill O’Reilly says gay rights advocate have “the compelling argument.”