Heh. Apparently “true leadership” was redefined at some point to mean “going back and forth and only taking a stand when it’s politically expedient.” It’s totally hip and cool to be for something after you’ve been against something after you’ve been for something but not really except maybe.
At least it seems to be enough to satisfy a bunch of self-righteous celebrities with very short memories:
https://twitter.com/#!/alecbaldwin/status/200329888425713665
https://twitter.com/#!/michellebranch/status/200303350514847744
https://twitter.com/#!/nanettelepore/status/200300268972277763
https://twitter.com/#!/EllenPage/status/200337206144024577
https://twitter.com/#!/aliciakeys/status/200337641361780736
https://twitter.com/#!/ricky_martin/status/200319456210198528
https://twitter.com/#!/RichardDreyfuss/status/200333611260583937
https://twitter.com/#!/kevinbacon/status/200340549121753088
https://twitter.com/#!/kathygriffin/status/200329046331113472
https://twitter.com/#!/EvaLongoria/status/200334688160710657
https://twitter.com/#!/tyrabanks/status/200311662778126336
https://twitter.com/#!/Mruff221/status/200366784648454144
https://twitter.com/#!/jessetyler/status/200316327280377856
Awww!
Between these guys and the media, this is all just one big slobberfest.
We’re still waiting on them to come out and praise Dick Cheney, who has been in favor of gay marriage – privately and publicly – for some time.
We have a feeling we’ll be waiting a while.
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