Honest question from someone who knows nothing about American culture except what the media chooses to tell me. Wouldn't the position outlined above lead to pr

Honest question from someone who knows nothing about American culture except what the media chooses to tell me. Wouldn't the position outlined above lead to preferring policy that: 1. In the best case, removed all government recognition of marriage: e.g. remove all differential tax treatment, remove marriage licenses, remove any recognition of marriage whatsoever from government documents 2. In the case that (1) is not possible or complete, ensure that what regulations do exist make no distinctions at all between "types" of couples that marry - e.g. no distinction or restriction between same-sex marriage, cousins marrying, more-than-two-partner marriages, etc. That seems to me to follow logically, but also does not seem to be the position of the Republican party, at least the parts of it I read about.