That's Gay: Defense of Marriage Act

Bryan Safi uses his "That's Gay" bully pulpit to defend President Obama for not defending the Defense of Marriage Act. Sounds confusing, yes, but not nearly as baffling as the vitriol that Obama's decision has unleashed among opponents of gay marriage. Watch as Bryan is buffeted by the ill winds blown by the likes of Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee and Megyn Kelly. It's what's known in the weather biz as a "shi*storm."

That's Gay is a recurring segment on the weekly television show infoMania. In each episode of That's Gay, Bryan Safi explores gay issues and stereotypes as they are portrayed by the clueless media. For more Bryan visit http://current.com/groups/thats-gay/ and Current TV.

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[jordanalexpark24]

EPic!



[theclash06013]

My favorite part is where they love DOMA, but then yell about how marriage is a states rights issue

[Fireflygamer]

@WannaBeBarbie111 It will hun once the supreme court rules on prop 8 that will set a president that banning gay marriage is unconstitutional. It will happen faster then you think and after a year or two people will forget all about it. In the mean time if you really want to get legally married come up to Canada, we would love to marry you up here. Wish you and your girlfriend all the luck hun.

[Fireflygamer]

Who dose not like boobs, I agree but then why do they keep telling me I can't marry the woman that i love, are straight people afraid there will not be enough to go around if there are two pairs of tits in one relationship?

[WannaBeBarbie111]

... I want to marry my girlfriend(eventually) I hope equality comes soon:(

[temp231]

You do realise that DOMA means "at home" in Slovenian, Croatian and similar languages... right?

[shasian]

Oh crap guys, the person we elected to make decisions for the country has, wait for it, -decided- something. *gasp*

He -must- be a dictator trying to control us all. How on earth could he ever have gotten into power?

Oh wait...

[goldenluver33]

those people are ignorant jackasses. Why is gay marrige so wrong? Its not their fault

[aszzenator]

Thanks for uploading these. I love them

[zez123]

bravo :) thank you for what you do!!!