Hunting for gay men and women? it was like living in a dystopian society~ was like living in a dystopian society. it was like something from a margaret society. it was like something from a margaret atwood novel. we were at .reat a margaret atwood novel. we were at great risk, a margaret atwood novel. we were at great risk, and we lived a hidden existence great risk, and we lived a hidden existence, in constant fear of the day that existence, in constant fear of the day that the military police would tap you day that the military police would tap you on the shoulder and take you away. tap you on the shoulder and take you away, and tap you on the shoulder and take you away, and the fate that followed after away, and the fate that followed after that, away, and the fate that followed afterthat, it s away, and the fate that followed after that, it s unbelievable that in 1994. after that, it s unbelievable that in 1994, we had people in prison for the in1994, we had peo
i always supported the second amendment. we had a piece of legislation that came to our desk that would have provided an assault weapon ban. the gun lobby favored it because it did things that the gun lobby wanted them. working with them, we decided to sign the bill. you can say i changed my position, but i am pro gun and continue to be pro gun. if i may, sir n1994, when you were running for senate, you wrote a leter to the log cabin republicans and said, i am more convinced than ever before that as we seek full equality for america s gay and lesbian citizens, i will provide more effective leadership than my opponent, who was ted kennedy. in 1994, you said you supported an assault weapons ban and a five-day waiting period. in 2002, running as governor, you said that you supported the tough gun control laws in massachusetts and then as you ?ai 2004, you signed an assault weapons ban. so you are still more of a champion of gay rights than ted