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Family Values, the sequel
I think it is wonderful, him pandering to that constituency. Here is the person holding the second highest office in the world talking about a lifestyle such as that in such glowing terms.
-- Former Vice President Dan Quayle, responding to a statement by Al Gore that "when the character Ellen came out, millions of Americans were forced to look at sexual orientation in a more open light." From: "Quayle: Gore pandering to gays" in the Oct. 24 New York Times Online.
SALON | Oct. 27, 1997

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		`Q U O T E--O F--T H E--D A Y` Family Values, the sequel I think it is wonderful, him pandering to that constituency. Here is the person holding the second highest office in the world talking about a lifestyle such as that in such glowing terms. -- Former Vice President Dan Quayle, responding to a statement by Al Gore that "when the character Ellen came out, millions of Americans were forced to look at sexual orientation in a more open light." From: "Quayle: Gore pandering to gays" in the Oct. 24 New York Times Online. SALON \| Oct. 27, 1997