What's your hope about the SCOTUS decisions on Prop 8 & DOMA?

I'm a big supporter of marriage equality. As far as the ruling for Prop 8 goes, I've been displeased by some of the inaccurate information that surfaced during the oral arguments. First, Justice Alito suggested that gay marriage is newer than cell phones or the internet. This is false. A marital relationship in family science is defined as one that is long-term and committed. It has been defined this way for years because both hetersexual couples and homosexual couples engage in these kinds of relationships. Mother Jones has a snarky piece that gave me some chuckles here about other things newer that Justice Alito has ruled on: 8 Things Justice Alito Has Ruled on That Are Newer Than Cellphones and the Internet | Mother Jones The other thing that we know quite a bit about homosexual couples raise children, contrary to what Justice Kennedy said. The quote below is from the Stranger:

Five years of information? Hardly! A brief search on Google Scholar found citations going back to 1977 on same sex parenting. 1977! Furthermore, looking at the studies pulled up on Google Scholar, research into same sex parenting has been an established focus of family science since 1993. That's at least 20 years of Justice Kennedy's "sociological information." Also, the research has shown time and again that where the difference lies is NOT in the gender of each parent, but rather the quality of the parental relationship, the resources the parents have, and in the number of parents.

We'll see how it goes. In the DOMA case, I find the story of Edie Windsor and Thea Spyer so touching and romantic. I think DOMA has a definite chance to be overturned.