Conservative Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, Writing for the Majority

Conservative Supreme Court justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for the majority in the Lawrence v. Texas and Obergefell v. Hodges rulings,

A) described the Constitution as a document bound by the "original intent" of the nation's founding fathers.
B) suggested constitutional interpretation must normally rest on a narrow reading of the text.
C) reaffirmed the liberal view of the Constitution as a "living document" whose protections expand as society changes.
D) offered no explanation for the Court's upholding of state laws banning same-sex marriages.
E) upheld the conservative view of reading the "original intent" of the founders and amendment authors.