“The Defense of Marriage Act declares that no state is required to accept another state’s definition of marriage. If that act is overturned by activist courts, then marriages recognized in one city or state might have to be recognized as marriages everywhere else. … This national question requires a national solution, and on an issue of such profound importance, that solution should come from the people, not the courts. An amendment to the Constitution is necessary because activist courts have left our nation with no other choice.”

“Southern historians have long debated whether 1960s race-baiting Alabama Gov. George Wallace was truly racist, or merely a fire-breathing demagogue – a populist turned segregationist hard-liner to win the vote. The same debate might be taken up these days for George W. Bush, a man who claims to be a ‘compassionate conservative,’ but whose actions often show him as nothing of the sort.”

“It’s boring to just stand up and say ‘I’m gay.’ Who cares. …We need to get to a place where it’s just there … where an Olympic medallist can be at his news conference and thank his partner or his companion and he mentions another guy’s name. That’s what the coming out process means to me.”

“No longer do we get smiling goons on billboards, talkin’ about, ‘HIV stops with me (and don’t I look great).’ …We finally get scary messages that smack negative bitches in the ass. HIV is NOT fabulous. You shit your pants, you get a bloated belly, it fucks up your face to unrecognizable proportions and you get sick. You don’t want this shit, you dumb bitch. End of discussion.”