When asked to get out and push the campaign bus that will run over LGBT voters...

[CorpGovActivist]

... (again, since past is prologue), I say, quietly and firmly: no.

No. Don't ask me to get out and push your broken-down bus. You should have maintained it.

No. Don't tell me you've changed. You haven't.

No. You didn't defend my marriage, even when I defended yours.

No. You didn't give a forthright answer at the LOGO/Human Rights Campaign forum.

No. Having a few gay friends and a few gay staffers does not make you my friend.

No. I'm just as smart as you, if not smarter. I can figure out my own best interests, thank you very much.

No. Neither your spouse nor your adult daughter spoke out for us like John's did.

No. You don't know how to drive your bus, and I'm wary that you might "accidentally" throw it into reverse.

Again.

No.

- Dave

P.S. I respect the LGBT DUers who have a different viewpoint. But, no. I'm not a lemming.

[CorpGovActivist]

1. No. I've heard this magic air triangle rhetoric b4. Penn plays it even worse than Dick Morris did.