I'm not sure if they will. In fact, I think the religious conservatives probably never will, but who knows? What do you think?
EDIT: I left my original post rather cryptic, so I'll clarify. I do not think all conservatives are religious or anti-homosexuality. I am a conservative atheist, and although I'm not pro-homosexuality, I know many conservatives who are accepting of homosexuality. However, religious conservatives tend to be more socially conservative and many religions condemn homosexuality and it will be harder to religious conservatives to accept homosexuality I think.
Also, by accepting, I mean that I wonder if conservatives will ever support the equal rights of same-sex couples that opposite-sex couples have. In addition, they cannot claim to have logical reasons against homosexuality. By accepting, I mean that they can disagree with homosexuality, but only on an emotional level. They have to accept it on a legal and moral level.
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