Frothy Mix Sings For Christian Kids

Dan Savage Wins Webby Award

Recipients are only allowed a five-word acceptance speech. Watch what Dan does with his five words.

Frothy Mix: I Love My Gay Friends

Maddow Slams Frothy Over Weinergate

Frothy Mix On His "Google Problem"

Frothy Mix: I Want A Constitutional Amendment Banning Gay Marriage

Frothy Mix: WWII Veterans Did Not Storm Normandy For Health Care Reform

Frothy Mix Makes It Official

Dog Pee Can't Stop Santorum

Bumper Sticker Of The Day

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Frothy Mix: Gays Deserve No "Privileges"

Frothy Mix Makes It Semi-Official

PhoboQuotable - Frothy Mix Santorum

"In the heat of the American Revolution in 1777, the Continental Army was struggling to muster shoes and victory. What were two of our most heroic founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, doing? They were arguing in favor of religious liberty, giving us the precursor to what we now know as the Religion Clause of our Constitution's First Amendment - the heartbeat of our Constitution.

"Fast forward to recently when President Barack Obama claimed the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), defining marriage for federal law as one man and one woman, was 'legally indefensible.' Intellectually, morally, and constitutionally President Obama's claim is absurd. And it is a dagger aimed at the heart of a core constitutional value: the free exercise of religion. Schools, the media, and even some politicians often like to remind us of the first part of our First Amendment - that 'Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion" - but tend to omit the remainder: "or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.' Last week, ignored it was." Former GOP Sen. Rick "Man On Dog" Santorum, writing for the Des Moines Register.

The Frothy Mix On DOMA News

"When the definition of marriage has been put before the people, they have time and time again - from Maine to California - stood up in defense of the traditional family. President Obama's refusal to defend a law that was overwhelmingly supported on both sides of the aisle and signed into law by a president of his own party is an affront to the will of the people. This is yet another example of our president's effort to erode the very traditions that have made our country the greatest nation on earth, and it begs the question what language changed in the constitution since 2008 to reverse his position?" - Former Sen. Rick "Man On Dog" Santorum.

(Via - Talking Points Memo)

Former Sen. Rick Santorum: Same-Sex Marriage Is A Violation Of Natural Law

Rick Santorum Spreads His Frothy Mix At Values Voters Summit

Former Sen. Rick Santorum: "People are living longer because we said that people should be allowed to live longer." Wait, what?

HomoQuotable - Dan Savage

"I've sort of been in denial about the fact that Rick Santorum is going to run for president. But now I'm going to have to sic my flying monkeys on him. Rick would have prevented me and my partner from being able to adopt my son. If Rick Santorum wants to make a $5 million donation to Freedom to Marry, I will take it down. Interest starts accruing now." - Dan Savage, referring to his famed website Spreading Santorum, which continues to dominate all Google searches for the GOP asshat. According to a search engine expert quoted on Mother Jones, it would be a near-impossibility for Santorum to overcome Savage's site.

PhoboQuotable - Rick Santorum

"A majority of Americans still supports traditional marriage. It has been on the ballot in 31 states and won every time. However, the inside-the-Beltway power centers - the media, campaign contributors, and politically active special-interest groups - passionately want to, as the 2004 Massachusetts majority opinion put it, 'eradicate that stain' on our country. That's why, when last week's ruling in Boston knocked down the last defense against judicially mandated same-sex "marriage," there was largely silence from the political class. With the exception of a core group of conservatives, most politicians - including the president - continue to publicly back marriage while eagerly awaiting the day when judges will take this issue out of their hands. In this case, silence, as my former colleague Zell Miller once said, is not golden; it's yellow." - Former Sen. Rick Santorum, in an editorial in the Philadelphia Enquirer.