The resolution, introduced by a group of representatives, expresses support for the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, which affirmed the constitutional right to same-sex marriage. It emphasizes that the ruling aligns with the founding principles of the United States, particularly the concepts of individual liberty and equality under the law. The resolution argues that the Obergefell decision reinforces the separation of church and state and protects individual rights from governmental infringement, particularly in the context of marriage.

Furthermore, the resolution highlights that the historical definition of marriage as a union between one man and one woman is outdated and conflicts with constitutional guarantees of equality and due process. It asserts that the ruling is consistent with the Fourteenth Amendment, which does not explicitly prohibit the right to marry, thereby ensuring that marriage rights are protected for all individuals. The resolution concludes by calling for copies to be sent to key legislative leaders and the Governor of Michigan.