He doesn't seem to be hardcore anti-gay. I haven't found much but did find this in an article:
Said Morris:
"My view on gay marriage is that if a state decides to go for gay marriage, the legislature or the voters, that's great. That's up to them. I've got no problem with it. I don't believe that the courts should jam it down anybody's throat.
As for his personal view? "If people want it they should be able to do it but it's got to be a decision of the community."