Irony Night Part III

On the same day that the Senate voted on the anti-gay marriage constitutional amendement that the President supports, he said this.

This is a tough debate for America, it really is. It's a tough debate because it's one in which the language can sometimes send the wrong signals about what we're about. People are very emotional about this issue. And my admonition to people who are concerned about the immigration debate is to remember that language can send signals about who we are as a nation. That harsh, ugly rhetoric on the debate tends to divide our country. It tends to forget the values that have made us great.

I think he's right after all. The Homos should have to pay a fine and learn English. And the Hispanics, they shouldn't be allowed to marry.

Sorry, sometimes, when you hate so many, it's hard to keep straight who we're hating today.