The special gut at a Clton fundraiser drew the ire of the gay muny for an say he wrote argug tradnal parents were better than gay parents.
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- GARRISON KEILLOR: WE DON’T NEED TO FIGHT FOR WOMEN OR GAY RIGHTS
- FEATURED GUT AT HILLARY CLTON FUNDRAISER SAID GAY PARENTS ARE BAD FOR KIDS
GARRISON KEILLOR: WE DON’T NEED TO FIGHT FOR WOMEN OR GAY RIGHTS
Takg a page om the Ann Coulter Handbook, alleged humorist and "A Prairie Home Compann" rad host Garrison Keillor has ma some queer ments about homosexuals and gay parents. * garrison keillor anti gay *
You know, the days when the world wasn't bothered by all the non-monogamo, flamboyant homosexuals that want to raise children. “The untry has e to accept stereotypil gay men — sardonic fellows wh fsy hair who live over-rated apartments wh a striped sofa and a small weird dog and who worship mpy performers and go for flamboyance now and then themselv. It's not the first time he's gone off on gay marriage.
A Prairie Homophobic Compann? Takg a page om the Ann Coulter Handbook, alleged humorist and "A Prairie Home Compann" rad host Garrison Keillor has ma some queer ments about homosexuals and gay parents.
In an article tled "Statg the Obv" , the Mnota thor wrote, "The untry has e to accept stereotypil gay men -- sardonic fellows wh fsy hair who live over-rated apartments wh a striped sofa and a small weird dog and who worship mpy performers and go for flamboyance now and then themselv.
FEATURED GUT AT HILLARY CLTON FUNDRAISER SAID GAY PARENTS ARE BAD FOR KIDS
Gay marriage will produce a whole new strg of hyphenated relativ... The special gut at a Tuday Hillary Clton fundraiser drew the ire of the gay muny 2007 for an say he wrote argug that tradnal marriage was better for a child than beg raised by a gay uple.
Garrison Keillor, the longtime host of NPR’s "A Prairie Home Compann, " was labeled the "prairie homophobic pann" after the publitn of his Salon article that plaed that the "untry has e to accept stereotypil gay men. "Now gay marriage will produce a whole new strg of hyphenated relativ, " wrote Keillor. His ments extend to patg gay men as "sardonic fellows wh fsy hair who live over-rated apartments wh a striped sofa and a small weird dog and who worship mpy performers and go for flamboyance now and then themselv.