Prop 8 Watch. Grab your popcorn, kids!

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Do you get a royal coach pulled by motorcycles for that job?

[LMNO]

IT'S NOT A JOB, IT'S AN ADVENTURE.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

IT'S NOT A JOB, IT'S AN ADVENTURE.

Do you still get the coach though? Could be kinda fun.

[BabylonHoruv]

Liberals are fighting for those rights?  Looks like they promise to fight for those rights, get into power and say "whoops, we talked with the GOP, because bipatisanship and stuff, and it's not really feasible right now.  Maybe once we've balanced the budget, won the war on terror, ended the recession and give every American child a puppy we can get around to solving your problem."  At least at the Congressional/Executive level.

I wasn't talking about Liberal politicians.  I was talking about Liberal activists. 

[Adios]

Semantics. Please continue to ignore the real event.

[Jenne]

Oho...LORDY!  I'm watching a new-to-me documentary called "Outrage"--it's awesomesauce.  About the outing of GOP leaders who have been anti-gay but living a double lifestyle.  As gay men.

Ohhhh LORDY!

If any of you have HBO, try and catch it.

[Jenne]

Oho...LORDY!  I'm watching a new-to-me documentary called "Outrage"--it's awesomesauce.  About the outing of GOP leaders who have been anti-gay but living a double lifestyle.  As gay men.

Ohhhh LORDY!

If any of you have HBO, try and catch it.

Yes, I'm quoting myself.  They out this guy (SPOILER ALERT!!!!!):

[Iason Ouabache]

Oho...LORDY!  I'm watching a new-to-me documentary called "Outrage"--it's awesomesauce.  About the outing of GOP leaders who have been anti-gay but living a double lifestyle.  As gay men.

Ohhhh LORDY!

If any of you have HBO, try and catch it.

Heard about that but haven't seen it yet. I think more gay GOPs need to be outed. From what I've heard Melhman being gay was an open secret in DC. Why the fuck didn't anyone step up and say something when he was actively pushing Prop 8 and DOMA? Yes, I know that outing someone against their will is considered very taboo but when politicians (and preachers) are pushing hard to take away rights from homosexuals someone needs to step up and say something.

[Adios]

Oho...LORDY!  I'm watching a new-to-me documentary called "Outrage"--it's awesomesauce.  About the outing of GOP leaders who have been anti-gay but living a double lifestyle.  As gay men.

Ohhhh LORDY!

If any of you have HBO, try and catch it.

Heard about that but haven't seen it yet. I think more gay GOPs need to be outed. From what I've heard Melhman being gay was an open secret in DC. Why the fuck didn't anyone step up and say something when he was actively pushing Prop 8 and DOMA? Yes, I know that outing someone against their will is considered very taboo but when politicians (and preachers) are pushing hard to take away rights from homosexuals someone needs to step up and say something.

Silly. Because he was doing the RIGHT thing. Damn, I have to teach you kids everything.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

He's apparently in favor of gay marriage now. Maybe he just didn't want to make the commitment before. 

[Chairman Risus]

Liberals are fighting for those rights?  Looks like they promise to fight for those rights, get into power and say "whoops, we talked with the GOP, because bipatisanship and stuff, and it's not really feasible right now.  Maybe once we've balanced the budget, won the war on terror, ended the recession and give every American child a puppy we can get around to solving your problem."  At least at the Congressional/Executive level.

http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/glenn_greenwald/2010/09/02/parties/index.html

(1) Huffington Post's Sam Stein notes the increasing number of conservatives who now advocate same-sex marriage; how that places them to the left on this human rights issue of Barack Obama, who continues to explicitly oppose marriage equality; and how Democratic operatives are worrying that the Party, as a result, risks losing the devotion of gay activists and, especially, their money.

Way to call that one. I wonder if that sort of attitude will start becoming mainstream.

[Jenne]

http://www.slate.com/id/2296862/pagenum/all/

The judge who threw out Prop 8 and then retired is now "too gay to judge."

Nice one, Mormon-backed/based "ProtectMarriage," but yeah...that shit's so bigoted it ain't funny.

[Eve]

How can they even pretend that makes sense?

[Jenne]

They've got GOD on their side.  Why do they need to make sense?

[The Good Reverend Roger]

This is why I have so much fun fucking with Mormons.