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Published Thursday, 03-Jan-2008 in issue 1045
“I actually quit my job to do the show because they wouldn’t let me take a leave. I honestly don’t know what to do now. I don’t know. We’ll see.”
Gay Mormon Todd Herzog, winner of this season’s ‘Survivor,’ to AfterElton.com, Dec. 17.
“[I] probably would let the military make that decision [on whether to keep ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’]. One thing I don’t think you need is a president who’s trying to tell the military how to run the military, other than set broad policy agenda.”
Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee to CNN, Dec. 17.
“Let me ask you something. As mayor of New York, would you live in an apartment with three gay guys? I’m not gay. I don’t hate gays. But I don’t want to live in an apartment full of them. They’ll bitch and cry and all. That doesn’t bother Giuliani. It doesn’t bother Giuliani to put a dress on to do Saturday Night Live. I don’t trust him. I don’t think he’s electable. ... Why do you break up with your wife and move in with gay guys?”
Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt to Vanity Fair, Dec. 20.
“[W]e can’t have a president who spent two minutes on YouTube staring in a mirror and poofing his hair. Really, we just can’t.”
Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan on John Edwards, Dec. 28.
“It’s just as well I’m gay. If I was straight, I’d be a hopeless mad movie star who fucks everything that moves. That’s what I’d be like – married to every single girl that I’d worked with, on wife number 10 by now, always being sued for divorce because I’d been caught with two chicks somewhere. ... Or I’d be like a rapper – three girls at the same time, coke, orgies, yachts. I would be a monster, actually. I’d have to be competitive on a lad level with all those other male movie stars. I’d probably be an alcoholic, too. Mind you, I’d have made a lot more money – 20 times more money, probably.”
Actor Rupert Everett to London’s Telegraph, Dec. 9.
“I was always a girl that dated guys and then I shot Two Girls in Love and was dating a guy and then I had a relationship with a woman. I thought, I can’t say I’m straight anymore, that would just be a lie. I looked for other relationships with women and they didn’t happen. I don’t know if that’s because I’m shyer with women. And then ultimately I met my husband and got married. I wish I had met more women. I guess people can define my sexuality however they see fit, but I mostly just don’t define it.”
Actress Laurel Holloman, Tina on Showtime’s ‘The L Word,’ to the national lesbian magazine Curve, January/February issue.
“There are too many moments these days when we cannot recognize our country. ... We can only hope that this time, unlike 2004, American voters will have the wisdom to grant the awesome powers of the presidency to someone who has the integrity, principle and decency to use them honorably. Then when we look in the mirror as a nation, we will see, once again, the reflection of the United States of America.”
From The New York Times’ New Year’s Eve editorial.
“Coming out, coming out, coming out. That’s the only thing I’ve ever done, really. That’s what it can say on the gravestone. That will be the obituary.”
Actor Sir Ian McKellen to the BBC, Dec. 29.
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