“In the past we have provided media coverage, supported GLAAD as a major sponsor, purchased large blocks of tickets in multiple cities, and provided collateral and network talent for fundraising events. As a result of GLAAD’s archaic, short sighted and ghettoizing policy directed at gay media we will no longer be supporting the GLAAD Media Awards or GLAAD until this policy is changed to be fair and inclusive. We have sent out a notice to all of our actors, writers, directors and producers to this effect as well. That e-mail was issued today. In addition to the creative list, we are also copying their individual teams of agents, managers, and publicists explaining our position and asking for them to support that decision.”

“I think she [Hillary Clinton] just might win, or should I say they might win. Two for the price of one will prove irresistible. Thus it is important to go after the Clintons now, while it still might be possible to negotiate their acceptance and support of our concerns, nay our demands, instead of climbing on their bandwagon. ... Too many gays and lesbians and our organizations are giving her fundraisers and kissing her ass too unreservedly, and way way too early.”

“The country has come to accept stereotypical gay men—sardonic fellows with fussy hair who live in over-decorated apartments with a striped sofa and a small weird dog and who worship campy performers and go in for flamboyance now and then themselves. If they want to be accepted as couples and daddies, however, the flamboyance may have to be brought under control. Parents are supposed to stand in back and not wear chartreuse pants and black polka-dot shirts. That’s for the kids.