It's hard to tell what's more digusting: That Rev. Charles Worley of North Carolina is preaching about rounding up gays and lesbians and putting them behind an electrified fence to die out or the fact that he has a congregation cheering him on.
In his first interview with the press since being convicted of bias intimidation against Tyler Clementi, Dharun Ravi sounds more grown up, more sympathetic, and more like he's following a script from his defense strategy.
Players: Dan Savage, creator of the It Gets Better project, gay rights activist, Rick Santorum's Google Nemesis and gay glitter-bombing barbarian supporter; The Dan Savage Welcoming Committee, "a member-less organization" whose only point of unity is accusing Dan Savage of hypocrisy.
"The L-Word" actress was kicked off a flight for kissing her girlfriend, igniting a protest
"My first thought was, 'Wow, nine billboards! That's quite an investment,' " says a reverend in the rivalry
Fox News mentioned the law's repeal 16 times compared to 66 times at CNN
Move comes after a beating in a Baltimore McDonald's for the same thing
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