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First of all, the staggeringly inept NOM had as much effect on the composition of the Senate as my neighbor's demented dachshund. Secondly, the tradition is to confirm the president's nominees if they are qualified according to the Senate Judiciary Committee. For example, Justice Souter and Justice Thomas were both George H.W. Bush nominees and both were confirmed by a Democratic controlled Senate.
Brown knows that a constitutional amendment is an impossibility. The only thing keeping his dim hopes alive is new case to make its way to the Supreme Court to overturn Obergefell. Exactly why the Court should do that is never explained. Suffice it to say that the Vatican doesn't like marriage equality and that is all that Brown needs to know.
There is still a distinct possibility that Obama can get a nominee confirmed. Nevertheless, if things go as planned I expect Hillary Clinton to be the next President of the United States. Even if Republicans retain control of the Senate she is never going to nominate an anti-choice, anti-LGBT individual to the Supreme Court. Right now the balance of the Court is in our favor post Scalia.
As for National Organization for Marriage they will probably not survive to the 2020 elections.