I bugged me that Ronald Reagan visited the Nazi graves at Bitburg. But I got over it.

If I can get over Bitburg, you can get over Barbara Walters.

The Right is about to loose big in California any day now, too.

Bad summer to be a bigot.

When the gays get the right to vote "yea" or "nay" on my marriage, then I'll join your ranks. Until then, I say let them have the exact same CIVIL rights (i.e., state issued marriage license) as my wife and I have had for 23+ years. Anything else is a simple, direction violation of "Equal Protection."

"You"? You seem to make assumptions and/or science fiction. According to my wife of 23 years, I'm about as straight as they get. I am, however, disgusted by people like Maggie Gallagher and other bigots who claim moral superiority. You seem to join that list. If two gays or two lesbians have the same legal document as my wife and I enjoy, that has zero impact on anyone else. However, being a person filled with false assumptions about me, I can only assume you have plenty of false assumptions about others, too.

Maggie Gallagher was exposed as a con-artist when she perjured herself in Congressional hearings. ((http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A36545-2005Jan25.html)) On this one, the crowds are thin to nonexistent. The protesters outnumbered Maggie's gang by 10 to 1 in Madison, WI this week. Finally, are you sure this is the kind of publicity you want, Maggie? ((http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/2010/07/christianism-watch.html)) Love 'em or hate 'em, I don't think anyone is in favor of lynching D I C K Cheney's daughter or Phyllis Schalfley's son.