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I Had Always Been Interested In Politics. I Had Assumed - For Two Reasons, Being Jewish And Being Gay Back In The Late '50s, Early '60s - That I Would Never Be Elected Or Anything, But I Would Participate As An Activist.

Most People Who Are Activists And Are Concerned About Issues Get Their Information From Sources Which Reinforce Their Opinions And Give Them The Facts That They Want To Hear.

I Wouldn't Want [gay Marriage] To Go To The United States Supreme Court Now Because That Homophobe Antonin Scalia Has Too Many Votes On This Current Court.

I Will Tell You, I'm A Lousy Cook, But I Think I'm A Pretty Good Judge Of A Good Meal.

Regarding Homophobia In General, The Good News Is That There Is A Lot Less Of It Than There Used To Be. The Bad News Is That It Ever Existed In The First Place, And The Worse News Is That It Remains Far Stronger Than Is Healthy For A Society Dedicated In Theory To Equality Under The Law.