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Published Thursday, 26-Nov-2009 in issue 1144
“I’m not going to give up on Obama in all respects. I can’t imagine how it is to be a politician, I don’t care how freshly you come to it. We don’t know what his situation is. It’s like people wanting everybody to come out. You can’t expect it of every person because you don’t know what they’re going through. You don’t know what their situation is, you don’t know what their level of courage is in that department. You try to give people the benefit of the doubt, especially when they’re coming from what appears to be a good place. I have every hope but change is really, really hard.”
Lily Tomlin to Las Vegas’ The Strip Podcast, Nov. 8.
“Straight people, they’re not so interested in us. They really aren’t. And part of it is that to them gay equals a sexual act. The other part of the problem is gay equals not them, therefore not interested. I find this with my extremely enlightened straight friends, they still don’t quite have a handle on the best reason for legalizing gay marriage, which is those thousand civil rights that just automatically transfer with a heterosexual marriage license from state to state. It takes some explaining to them to show how ludicrous it is to set up a crazy quilt America where some states have gay marriage and some states don’t, because if I get married and then by some misfortune move back home to Oklahoma, my rights don’t come with me.”
Openly gay Washington Post TV critic Hank Stuever to the D.C. gay magazine Metro Weekly, Nov. 5.
“I don’t think there’s anything wrong with getting breast implants as a Christian. I think it’s a personal decision. I don’t see anywhere in the Bible where it says you shouldn’t get breast implants.”
Deposed beauty queen Carrie Prejean to Christianity Today, Nov. 10.
“Despite having a very well-funded and well-organized campaign (in Maine), the main lesson in what we need to do differently is we need to figure out how we best counter the right wing’s lies. Because they will lie about what will happen in schools, they will lie about how this will impact children and lie about what domestic partnership does and doesn’t do.”
Equality California Executive Director Geoff Kors to The Atlantic, Nov. 6.
“I felt like it (being gay) was this huge secret that I carried around with me. And I think professionally now I don’t have any secrets and that’s really incredibly freeing. I don’t think privately I’ve had any secrets for a long, long time, but that line between public and private life was getting really hard to maintain. Especially now, I don’t know what it is – it’s kind of freakish – but people demand so much, to know so much about people who act. And that was just getting kind of exhausting for me.”
Top Gun actress Kelly McGillis to the Palm Springs gay magazine The BottomLine, Oct. 23.
“I don’t (see myself as a lesbian role model). I don’t, I don’t. Because it took me so long and it was such a complicated process for me, first off, to come to terms with who and what I am.”
Top Gun actress Kelly McGillis to the Palm Springs gay magazine The BottomLine, Oct. 23.
“I am a fantastically good partner in all things sexual. I am tireless and enthusiastic and very flexible both physically and emotionally. I am a good time.”
Honorary-homosexual comedian Margaret Cho to the Palm Springs gay magazine The BottomLine, Oct. 23.
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