I'm Mike Huckabee and like most people who take my position on gay marriage, I'm really really really concerned about the dictionary.

Didn't the law also prevent women from voting? Also, wasn't that law supported by a majority of Americans at one point?

I don't get the whole mentality of "well I'm only going along with most Americans." It's as if you don't have a mind of your own and... oh wait.

"For an arbitrary amount of years a complete incorrect thing defining marriage has happened and I rape Dutch children don't tell lol k."

"Religion is far more of a choice than homosexuality"

For. The. Win.

I saw "Do The Right Thing" and I'm pretty sure it has NOTHING to do with this book

I love how a show on a comedy network has the most intelligent, calm, and respectful discussion of this issue over any of the news networks

"IM NOT HOMOPHOBIC!!!! WORDS MATTER! SOMEONE PLEASE PROTECT THE WORDS!!!"

"But gays make me uncommmfortable"

This is the guy you should be concerned about, not Palin...that is, if the Republican establishment would embrace him, which it won't as long as it's got Romney to fall back on.

When Huckabee hit the "I am not a homophobe" part of the coversation, he might as well have just said "Okay, I lost."

Maybe he doesn't hate it, but he certainly fears it, and that still is not a valid reason for outlawing it.

Is Huckabee going to propose laws that mandate fertility testing before marriage? That's the only way he can support his arguement.

I'd like to point out how Huckabee talks about "undoing" the institution of marriage. But that's not what the issue is about. The issue is about "adding" to the institution of marriage. If Huckabee feels "adding" to the definition is going to "reduce" it, then he is saying "gay people are inherently of less value than straight people and will reduce the value marriage if included within it." This goes directly against his position that "all people are created equal."

Fuck him.

God bless you, Jon Stewart.

Also, there are no such things as gay parents. Fact!

I think Stewart really hits it when he points out that quite frankly, guys like Huckabee actually have a critically different understanding of things than ....let's say... sane people do.

When I saw this on Comedy Central I knew it was only a matter of time before it wound up here.