“I’m 66. If they had let me get married 10 years ago, I would have been 20 pounds lighter and I wouldn’t have needed airbrushing.”

“(We’re) going to wait until it’s legal everywhere, because otherwise, I said to Kelli, we’ll be going around touring the country on the marriage tour every state by state. Once it gets to be at the federal level, once every state recognizes the marriages of every other state, I think that’ll be the time we would do it.”

“I think once we have lesbian and gay couples being married in California, (people are) going to realize that lesbian and gay couples want what they want. They want to fall in love and marry the person of their choosing. The whole effort on this is based on scaring people. Once they see, you can’t use fear anymore.”

“I had a gay kid say to me the other day: ‘Men and women on death row can marry people on the outside. They’re allowed to get married. And gays want the same rights as people on death row.’ I thought that was pretty good thinking. ... It’s just an interesting thing that gays don’t have the same rights as people on death row.”