I Didn't Say It ...

Robert Garcia, California Democrat Congressman trolling Leon Skum during a hearing by saying that he brought a "dick pic" to show everyone—before holding up a photograph of the MAGA billionaire:

"I find it ironic of course that our chairman, Congresswoman [Marjorie Taylor] Greene, is in charge of running this committee. [In] the last Congress, Chairwoman Greene literally showed a dick pic in our Oversight Congressional hearing, so I thought I'd bring one as well. Now, this, of course we know, is President Elon Musk. He's also the world's richest man. He was the biggest political donor in the last election. He has billions of dollars in conflicts of interest and we know that he's leading a power grab also abided by and encouraged by [The Felon] and, of course, the chairwoman, Congresswoman Greene. But I also want to run through what DOGE actually is going to do; it's a demolition plan that's going to run through our government: DOGE is trying to abolish the Department of Education. That means opportunities [are] denied to kids. It means ripping away opportunities for children with disabilities who are dependent on this money. You're also halting medical research, which is also critical which we also have to stop. the idea that we are going to eliminate or destroy the National Institutes of Health, NIH, is crazy. Let's talk about the Department of Labor. We're talking about protections for working people across this country, where people can actually complain about abuses their companies are making against them and their coworkers. "Workers are now going to be in danger. Let's also talk about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, another huge issue for us. Think about the scammers and fraudsters that will be empowered across this country because Elon Musk wants, essentially, these companies to have more power over consumers and over people across this country. Look at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. That is actually what's being discussed partly today. Healthcare, we're talking about being denied to millions of poor people, working class people across this country. And now of course they're on to their largest target: the US Social Security Administration. We're talking about the destruction of the actual social safety net in this country. We know that one in five Americans collect Social Security. Seniors. Disabled people. This entire plan is about hurting the American social safety net and destroying out institutions. “

Garcia is absolutely right. The Felon and Leon want to transition us from a democracy into an overt oligarchy, in which the whims of the rich and corporations are inflicted on the poor with impunity. If we let this come to pass, future generations will never forgive us.

The time to speak out is now.

Sidenote: Garcia is an out gay man, which again begs the question about why it’s mostly women and LGBTQ+ members of Congress speaking out while a majority of the straight white males sit in silence?

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Cynthia Nixon, defending LGBTQ+ and trans rights NYU-Langone Hospital stopped offering gender-affirming care:

“I am here today as the mother of a proud trans man [28-year-old Seph]. I am here today as the aunt of a proud trans man. My best friend’s kid is trans and my kid’s best friend is trans. My wife and I, our lives are filled with the most amazing, beautiful, brave trans people—young and old, but especially young. My trans kid had his top surgery at NYU a number of years ago. His doctors were fantastic. His surgeon was the best we could’ve imagined. And the idea that this city is filled with young people who thought they had a place to go where they can receive the highest care—and that place has now been shut to them, sickens me. Sickens me to my core. I want to say, the last two weeks have been an assault, a barrage, so many horrific things coming at us from every direction. But since the Inauguration, and I would say since the election, nothing has made me feel so good as coming around the corner today and seeing you all standing here fighting for trans rights. Because [of] what is happening all over this country, it cannot happen here in New York. Here is where we have to take a stand.”

In one of the most diverse cities on the planet., hospitals are denying care to trans people, and if New York falls for that, nowhere will be safe and kind and welcoming to our trans brothers and sisters.

 Take a stand.

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Jerry Moran, GOP Kansas Senator Jerry Moran, splitting with his party to admonish the reckless and illegal shutdown on USAID:

"Time is running out before this lifesaving aid perishes. Food stability is essential to political stability, and our food aid programs help feed the hungry, bolster our national security and provide an important market for our farmers, especially when commodity prices are low."

Moran says the USAID office shut down left $340 million in lifesaving food grown in the US sitting at domestic ports, waiting to be delivered to various destinations where people are starving, but hey … Leon Skum thinks starving people should … starve.

Good on Moran for putting the needs of people over the ego and goose-stepping on his party and they President Leon Skum. Moran says the USAID office shut down left $340 million in lifesaving food grown in the United States sitting at domestic ports, waiting to be delivered to various destinations where people are starving.

Once the courts stepped in and smacked Leon’s smug mug, Moran posted to X:

“GOOD NEWS: State Dept. has approved shipping to resume, allowing NGOs to distribute the $560 million of American-grown food aid sitting in US & global ports to those in need [and making] certain this life-saving aid gets to those in need before it spoils.”

Again, good on Moran for standing up.

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Diana Ross, at the Grammys, on facing the darkness and rising again:

“I’ve been thinking a lot about how we can have the balance between celebrating and being filled with sorrow. Even as we face trials and tribulations with our soul, music brings us home. I am inviting us all to give love, hope and courage to those who are hurting tonight, especially the children who might be frightened. You are not alone. We stand with you. My heart reaches out to you. May this moment remind us all of the power that we hold to rebuild, to lift and to come together with compassion, and by reminding our future generations that, even in the darkness, we can rise again and keep the light of hope and love alive.”

I agree it’s hard to be hopeful or happy or optimistic, but don’t just read the bad news, read about those who are standing up and speaking out, the courts denying The Felon’s hate, the politicians, mostly women still, speaking out and standing up.

There will be light.

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Bree Fram, a Colonel in the Air Force and one of the highest ranking trans service members in the US Military, on the Felon’s move to remove trans people from service:

“Turning away capable volunteers or removing highly qualified service members simply because they are transgender not only weakens our military but also undermines the very principles that define America. If you meet the standard, your service should be welcomed.”

Bigots and racists are welcomed into the military but a trans soldier is somehow deemed not worthy or a distraction?

The trans soldiers are fighting for the rights or people while the racists and bigots are fighting for white male rights.

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Laverne Cox, trans actor, on this new regime:

"At the end of the day, trans people are less than 1% of the population. Trans people aren't the reason you can't afford eggs. They're not the reason you can't afford healthcare. We're not the reason you can't buy a house. I think they're focused on the wrong 1%."

Truth. It’s not trans Americans trying to cut down the government to enrich the wealthy.

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It's Snarkurday!

For months, former Sex and the City frenemies Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker were engaged in battle after Cattrall refused to come back for a third SATC—which no one outside of SJP and Kristin Davis wanted—and when Kim balked, SJP tried to publicly shame Kim into making the film; sure, it was a battle fought on magazine covers and Twitter and Andy Cohen, but the battle raged.

I was, and am, #TeamKim—I think SJP is an act, onscreen and off—because Kim was done with the whole charade; I mean, years of the series, one good film sequel and one god awful film sequel and who can blame Kim for screaming, “Enough!”.

SJP tried to publicly shame Kim into making the film but Cattrall dug in her stilettos and basically outed SJP for what we already knew: that she makes major coins off those films and she wanted the money and Kim wasn’t playing.

Also not playing was Cynthia Nixon, who we now know is running for governor of New York and an SATC film is not a campaign video; so, how are the girls reacting to Nixon’s political ambitions? SJP is mum, until someone gives her a check top voice her opinion, and Davis is quiet because her opinion isn’t a job, but Kim is talking, and throwing subtle shade.

Someone tweeted at Kim:

“Kim, what do you think of Cynthia running?!”

And Kim replied:

“I support & respect any former colleague’s right to make their own career choices.”

Snap; whether it’s a career choice to run for office or a career choice to saying ‘No’ to a dead franchise.

Go Kim!

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A few weeks back Burt Reynolds—yes, still alive and plugging a new film The Last Movie Star—appeared on The Today Show with Hoda Kotb and said some weird shiz like ….

Hoda: Who would you consider the love of your life?

Burt: You’re naughty. You really are. I am dead in the water no matter what I say. Well, she was 7 when I fell in love with her. She stayed 7 for about 11 years. I would say Sally.

Hoda: Sally Field?

Burt: No, Sally Woofergosh. Yes, Sally Field

Sadly, making himself look a little like a pedophile, because he actually met Sally when she was 31., but then he also muttered something about Hoda’s “purty mouth.”

And so now, the doddering Reynolds is trying to explain what he didn’t know or doesn’t remember he said. Still pushing the movie, he’s also being asked to explain what he said, and is playing the I-Have-No-Idea card; of LipGate he said:

“It didn’t come out like that. I don’t know what the hell I said, but I got so (hacked) off at people being (hacked) off at me for hurting Kotb.”

As for Sally, he tried to change the quote entirely:

 “I didn’t say 7. I said 37, I think.”

Except even thirty-even is wrong. Look, he’s an old man, and I think he was trying to be smug and smarmy and funny, but once you hit the Eighty-Year-Mark leave smug and funny for men half your age.

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Earlier this month, it was reported that two actor-doctors from Grey’s Anatomy—Jessica Capshaw, Dr. Arizona Robbins, and Sarah Drew, Dr. April Kepner—would not have their contracts renewed.

This happens all the time on shows that have been on the air for over thirty years—or at least feel like it—but …were the dismissals of these two actors because Grey’s “star” Ellen Pompeo negotiated a new contract to stay with the show for $20 million?

Just saying; as soon as the ink dried on Pompeo’s contract, actors on the show have been let go; the coins have to come from somewhere.

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Sean Penn is currently promoting a book he “wrote,” Bob Honey Just Do Stuff, and recently appeared on Marc Maron’s WTF Podcast; when Maron asked him about co-parenting with his ex-wife, House of Cards Robin Wright, Penn got a little nasty. Penn, whom Wright divorced in 2010, are parents of two now grown children, Dylan and Hopper, and Penn says the two “don’t have a lot of conversation[s].”

Um, your kids are in their mid-20s … what’s to discuss? Penn says:

“We don’t not get along. We have very separate relationships with our kids at this point and it seems to work better that way because they are making their own decisions. As it turned out she and I did not share the same ethical views on parenting, including the continuing parenting of adult children.”

Parenting adult children? Sounds like Penn’s a bit of a tyrant who wants to control his children long into adulthood. He also added that the Wright-Penn offspring are “both acting and modeling, an industry that I’m not very interested in.”

What’s this? It’s the best part of the interview … Sean Penn is done with acting.

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We recently talked about all the rape allegations against actor Ed Westwick—accused by at least three women of drugging and raping them—and it’s getting more interesting.

A few of the women made statements to the police and last week the LAPD confirmed that it had an open investigation into Westwick and that was when Westwick ALLEGEDLY did this … he went on social media and deleted statements he posted denying those sexual assault allegations made against him.

An LAPD source—is it Lohan working with Lawyer.com?—says:

“It has come to the attention of investigators that Mr. Westwick has removed denials about alleged rapes of the victims in this investigation from his social media accounts that he had posted last November.”

That begs the question, Why? It’s not clear when Westwick erased the messages, but it came to light that he had done so four days after the LA District Attorney confirmed that his case was under review.

It might be that Westwick has hired a high-profile L.A.-based female criminal defense lawyer to represent him and she apparently has a policy for her clients to stay off social media.

I get that his lawyer probably told him to delete the posts because, really, it’s best to say nothing, and I get that the deletions are not an admission of guilt, but I also get that his posts aren’t really gone. The denials were copied and posted and posted and reposted and are still out there … and can come up in a trial if there ever is a trial.

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In Frightening News …moments after his wife Vanessa served the divorce papers on a platter to Donald Junior., he went out and got himself a license to carry a concealed weapon in Pennsylvania.

Now, we all know Junior has a yuge ego and tiny dick … like Daddy …and loves to hunt and kill animals because it gives him a sense of power killing a defenseless animal, then posing for a picture over the carcass and splattering it all over social media.

But now he’s packing heat in America?

It is not clear why he applied in Pennsylvania, but … there is speculation that he didn’t do it in New York because you have to supply financials and, also like Daddy Little Dick, Junior doesn’t want anyone to know that he’s not nearly as rich as he pretends … or doesn’t want people to know how much of him is owned by Russia.

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One of the big stories of the week—and by ‘big’ I mean ‘stupid—was the Who bit Beyoncé in the face?

Seriously. It all began when publicity thirsty Tiffany Haddish took to social media to say:

“You wanna know who bit Beyoncé? I’m gonna just tell you all. And it’s the last time I’m talking about it. I ain’t going to say nothing else about it. People should be focusing on the real issues at hand, like did you do your taxes? Because taxes is due real soon. Can your children read and write? Have you been working with them on their reading and their writing? Is your house clean? That’s what we need to be focusing on. But y’all wanna know … everybody’s going crazy about who bit Beyoncé.”

She initially tried to joke and say it was Stormy Daniels, and then Lena Dunham’s name was bandied about and finally Sanaa Lathan became the biter. And then Haddish said she’d never tell because:

“NDAs [Non-disclosure agreements] are real, so I’m not saying shit about nothing.”

And even Beyoncé isn’t saying anything, or turning it into a song or some concept album or long-form video or some other way to turn it all into coins, but a source—clearly, it’s Beyoncé—said:

“She thinks it’s sweet people are so concerned, but also doesn’t want to make life hard for the person that did it.” 

Meaning she’ll drag this out for a few months and then turn it into a song or some concept album or long-form video or some other way to turn it all into coins.

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We have an update in the SJP Silence over Cynthia Nixon’s political aspirations.

SJP said, through a spokesperson because if she’s not getting paid, she won’t do the talking:

“Cynthia has been my friend and colleague since we were little girls. I look forward to talking to her about her New York state gubernatorial bid.”

Sorry, SJP, that was far from a ringing endorsement. I mean, it sounds like you’re a bit miffed she doesn’t want you on the ticket.

Or maybe it was a lukewarm statement because if Nixon wins, then SJP knows that she’ll not be available for SATC 4 or 5 or 6, and with only SJP and Kristen Davis on-board, who’d pay to sit through that?

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Lastly, Tyra Banks, who annoys me more than Beyoncé, if possible.

Banks has finally admitted what everyone already knows: she had a nose job. But the best part of learning this truth is the reason she gives for going under the knife.

Banks recently wrote a memoir with her mom called Perfect Is Boring and explained the rhinoplasty:

“I had bones in my nose that were growing and itching. I could breathe fine, but I added cosmetic surgery.”

Itchy bones that grow in her nose.

Yes, she clearly annoys me more than Beyoncé.

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Random Musings

We’ve had an interesting Spring.

Back in March, Carlos lost his job because, well, let me put it in my own words, the health care company for whom he was working, couldn’t manage a gumball machine much less a business and they went under.

Bad news, eh?

Good news? The company that was taking over for the old group was hiring people from the old company.

Bad news? The position Carlos held was paid for out of a Ryan White Grant and the new company had yet to receive that grant so Carlos would not be hired at that time.

Good news? A woman who runs a dental clinic for homeless, low-income and HIV patients needed an office manager and offered the job to Carlos. She told him that she new this wasn’t the job he wanted but that he could have it until something better came along.

Bad news? The pay was really low, and the hours, well, low, too.

Good news? Carlos met a woman here in Smallville, AKA Camden, who runs a counseling group. She wants someone to work with the Hispanic population in our county and thought Carlos would be perfect.

Bad news? There is none. The money is comparable to the job he had for the health care company and the hours are good. There is the opportunity for this new job to pay for education and training as a counselor, and, in my mind, best of all, the new job is right here in Camden, which means Carlo’s commute goes from 80 miles a day to about twenty.

Good news? When Carlos gave notice at the dental clinic his boss was like, Go! Good for you! Go! Talk about a fabulous boss, woman, human being!

Congratulations baby.

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Out there in Washington, home of The Dog’s Mother AKA Froggy, a new, independent, statewide poll finds that an overwhelming majority of voters approve of the Washington’s law extending civil marriage to same-sex couples.

Oh, but they do.

Washington voters approve of the law by a 54-33% margin.

In addition to extraordinary support by 87% of Democrats, the poll also found significant support among Independents, nearly mirroring the full poll, at 52-36%.

Still, next week equality opponents are expected to submit more than enough signatures to put the existing law allowing same-sex marriage up for a vote come November.

Still, with support on the rise, I am confident that Washingtonians will approve equality.

I mean, it’s equality, right?

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Happy news? Again?

Three years after getting engaged at a rally to support marriage equality in New York state, Cynthia Nixon and Christine Marinoni were married this past Sunday. 

The Sex and the City actress, and Tony nominee, and the education activist, have been together since 2004, and Marinoni gave birth to their son, Max Ellington Nixon-Marinoni, in February 2011. 

Nixon has two children from her previous relationship with photographer Danny Mozes. 

Congratulations and best wishes to the newlyweds.

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I like snark. 
I mean, what’s not to like, eh?

And when I give my review of things, I tend to get kinda snarky. And, every so often, I get some of those folks about whom I right, in perhaps a snarly way, to write me and tell me how they feel.

I used to get Tweets from Mondo of Project Runway after I’d Tweet my recap of the show, and now, some of the folks from Design Star are responding to my first recap of this season:

mikel welch ‏@mikelwelch

@BobSlatten Thank you for the hilarious review of the show. Hopefully I can give you a more fabulous gay next week!

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And then I got this comment, which may, or may not, be the real Bex—though I’m thinking it might be:

Bex Hale said...

This is hilarious! I think I'd rather read your blog than watch the show. - Nerdy Bex

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So, I’m sure most of you have heard the story, and seen the awful video, of that four-year-old boy singing "Ain't No Homos Getting Into Heaven" in his Indiana ‘church’.

Well, after allowing the parents of that child to use him to spread hate, the ‘church’ has posted a message to their website:

The Pastor and members of Apostolic Truth Tabernacle do not condone, teach, or practice hate of any person for any reason. We believe and hope that every person can find true Bible salvation and the mercy and grace of God in their lives. We are a strong advocate of the family unit according to the teachings and precepts found in the Holy Bible. We believe the Holy Bible is the Divinely-inspired Word of God and we will continue to uphold and preach that which is found in scripture.

Um, okay, you may not condone hate, but you most certainly teach it when the parents of a four-year-old taught their son that song and the pastor of that ‘church’ allowed him to sing it.

That’s teaching. And, yeah, it’s practicing hate, too.

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The Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund has congratulated Latina and out Lesbian, Mary Gonzalez, on her win  in a decisive Democratic primary to represent District 75 in the Texas House of Representatives. 

Yes. ♫♪Texas has a Lesbian In It♪♫.

Gonzalez faces no Republican opponent in November, meaning she will win the El Paso seat and become the state’s only openly LGBT lawmaker.

Congrats Ms. Gonzalez. 
And congrats to Texas, too.

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And let's end with the current Song In My Head, from the Broadway Musical, The Book of Mormon. I wake up singing it, and have been known to start off with the line, ♫♪Turn it off♪♫ at the most inappropriate times....like when someone else is talking:

I Didn't Say It........

Cynthia Nixon, clearing things up:
"My recent comments in The New York Times were about me and my personal story of being gay. I believe we all have different ways we came to the gay community and we can't and shouldn't be pigeon-holed into one cultural narrative which can be uninclusive and disempowering. However, to the extent that anyone wishes to interpret my words in a strictly legal context I would like to clarify: While I don't often use the word, the technically precise term for my orientation is bisexual. I believe bisexuality is not a choice, it is a fact. What I have 'chosen' is to be in a gay relationship."


Like homosexuality, bisexuality is not a choice.
The choice lies within bisexuality when you choose which gender to whom you are attracted. And you have the choice, as a bisexual, to switch that up.
Bisexuality isn't a choice, but what you do with it is.

Sarah, home-schooled fourteen-year-old, on Maryland and marriage equality:
"Today is my 14th birthday and it would be the best birthday present ever if you would vote NO on gay marriage. I really feel bad for the kids who have two parents of the same gender. Even though some kids think it's fine, they have no idea what kind of wonderful experiences they miss out on. I don't want more kids to get confused about what's right and okay. I really don't want to grow up in a world where marriage isn't such a special thing anymore...It's rather scary to think that when I grow up the legislature or the court can change the definition of any word they want. If they could change the definition of marriage then they could change the definition of any word. People have the choice to be gay, but I don't want to be affected by their choice. People say that they were born that way, but I've met really nice adults who did change."


Isn't it cute how little Sarah's teachers, er, parents, er, teachers, give her this special homework assignment--and the proceed to give her an 'A' grade for it?
I mean, what's the point of having children and homeschooling them if you can't use them as pawns in your own personal bigotry?
And they think same-sex parents are a bad thing.

Joey Barton, professional footballer, on homophobia in sports:
"It's a subject quite close to my heart because my dad's youngest brother, the youngest of my uncles, is gay. And I didn't know for a long, long time. He thought because of the society that we were brought up in, which was quite working class, that it would be frowned upon or that we would disown him. So for a lot of years he was in turmoil and was resenting himself for the fact he had these feelings. I was like, 'I love you for you — not for the fact that you are straight or bisexual or all different manner of things. I love you because you're you.'"


I've said it before, and will keep saying it: to change people's minds on the LGBT community, everyone needs to come out.
If some of us live our lives in secrecy and shadow, it makes us look like we live in shame.
And there is no shame in being gay.
Only fabulousness.

Newt Gingrich, still riding the one-man-three-women marriage train:
"It's pretty simple: marriage is between a man and a woman. This is a historic doctrine driven deep into the Bible, both in the Old Testament and in the New Testament, and it's a perfect example of what I mean by the rise of paganism. The effort to create alternatives to marriage between a man and a woman are perfectly natural pagan behaviors, but they are a fundamental violation of our civilization."


Notice how Newt has quietly slipped away from calling it one man and one woman marriage. I mean, why draw any more attention to the fact that you are a serial adulterer who would fuck anything and everything just because?
And, if elected--and I giggle at that because it's a joke--he would serial fuck this country, too.

Elizabeth Warren, running against Republican Scott Brown for the U.S. Senate in Massachusetts, on lobbyists:
"The people who are sucking up the real resources in this country are the people who can hire the lobbyists, and unfortunately America's middle class doesn't have lobbyists fighting for them."


Maybe this is how we change the government.
Get a PAC going for We The People.
Get some lobbyists for WE The People.
I mean, isn't that how it's done in DC?

Brad Pitt, who has repeated numerous times since 2006 that he and Angelina Jolie would not marry until gay people can, now says he might tie the knot after all:
"We'd actually like to, and it seems to mean more and more to our kids. We made this declaration some time ago that we weren't going to do it till everyone can. But I don't think we'll be able to hold out. It means so much to my kids, and they ask a lot. And it means something to me, too, to make that kind of commitment."


I appreciate Pitt and Jolie's commitment to marriage equality, but their own relationship needs to take priority.
Call me old-fashioned, but if your kids are asking you to marry mom, maybe you should.
And you could still fight for equality.
And still be way hot. Just sayin'

Cory Booker, Newark mayor, on Governor Chris "Krispy Kreme" Christie's plan for a marriage referendum:



Maybe the eloquence of this mayor is what made that ginormous tub of butter-cream in the governor's mansion apologize for being an asshat.
Maybe Booker should be governor, and Christie could be, oh, i dunno, food taster?

Allen West, Florida congressman, telling Obama and progressive leaders to "get the hell out" of America:
"This is a battlefield, that we must stand upon. We need to let President Obama, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, and my dear friend the chairman of the Democrat National Committee, we need to let them know that Florida ain't on the table. Take your message of equality of achievement, take your message of economic dependency, take your message of enslaving the entrepreneurial will and spirit of the American people somewhere else. You can take it to Europe, you can take it to the bottom of the sea, you can take it to the North Pole, but get the hell out of the United States of America...Yeah, I said 'hell'"


Um, Allen, you delusional misinformed wingnut?
Obama won Florida in '08.
And here, in America, you delusional numbnut, people are allowed to disagree and not to worry about being removed form the country.
So, take your decades old, America: Love it or leave it, rhetoric and STFU.

Stacey Campfield, Tennessee political asshat, proving his utter stupidity:
"Most people realize that AIDS came from the homosexual community. It was one guy screwing a monkey, if I recall correctly, and then having sex with men. It was an airline pilot, if I recall."


How does a man who is so innately, and publicly, stupid, get elected to public office?
Oh, it's Tennessee.

Roberto Miranda, "pastor", on New England, marriage equality and 9/11:
"Satan has warred mightily against this region, and has effectively neutralized it through the influence of principalities of rationalism, humanism, intellectual pride and spiritual arrogance. Massachusetts, as well as all of New England, has become a cemetery of churches, a breeding ground for heretical doctrine, and intellectual furnace energizing attitudes of godlessness, rational arrogance and secularism. It is no coincidence, of course, that something as dramatically distant from the Christian worldview as gay marriage would be originated in this region. Is it exaggerated to see prophetic significance in the fact that on September 11, 2001 Boston served as the point of departure for the deadly forces that spread so much destruction and havoc in this nation and all over the world? What took place at the material level is now being carried out at the moral and spiritual level, as the virus of homosexuality and gay marriage begins to spread dramatically all over this nation and perhaps the world."


This pastor supports Mitt Romney.
Mitt Romney praises this pastor for his support.
A man who blames 9/11 on homosexuality. And New England.

Matt Heinz, openly gay Arizona state representative, on running in the special election to replace Rep. Gabrielle Giffords:
"Moving forward I believe the best thing that we can do is to honor her strength, and conviction, and her leadership, by getting somebody, quickly, because we don't have much time, into that seat who is going to carry forward in the tradition of moderate, bipartisan, common sense governance that she did so well for Southern Arizona."


I think Gabby would like this idea.
Run, Matt, run.