It’s like Name that Tune, but for bigots! Here’s what Tony Perkins had to say about CNN’s Gary and Tony Have a Baby:
CNN gave homosexual activists the gift of a free hour-long infomercial last night–in the form of a primetime special about homosexual parents called “Gary and Tony Have a Baby.” Actually, it should have been called “Gary and Tony Buy a Baby.” As viewers learned, the two homosexual men first purchase human eggs from an egg donor; use the sperm of one of them for in vitro fertilization; and finally rent the womb of a surrogate to bear the baby. The total cost runs a cool $160,000. The closest that host Soledad O’Brien came to raising an ethical question was to ask why the couple didn’t adopt instead. Not once did they explain why the process involved 14 eggs and two embryos–but only one baby.
Because that’s how in vitro works…I guess CNN thought their viewers were marginally intelligent?
It was obvious throughout the that these men are political activists for the homosexual cause (even using the newborn as a prop at a same-sex “marriage” rally).
The way Palin carts Trig around like a sack of potatoes to give “pro-life” people a thrill up their legs?
Meanwhile, the only reference to people who oppose same-sex “marriage” (which, incidentally, is at least 70 percent of the American population)
Liar. Only 53% oppose equality, a number which drops every day. Meanwhile, many who oppose equal marriage do support civil unions and domestic partnerships. The reality is that around over 70% of Americans support some form of legal recognition for gay couples. Sorry, Tony. Your readers are stupid, but mine aren’t.
was to express fear that one of them would physically harm the baby. Equally tragic, one of the men said that no one has ever given him a reason why their lifestyle choice is harmful. Here’s one–they are deliberately and permanently depriving this child of a mother. CNN seems content to tug at the heartstrings rather than report the news. They imply that the “love” or affection that these men feel for each other and for the baby that they’ve manufactured is enough. Love is important, but it isn’t sufficient. Social science proves that children suffer from not having a married mom and dad, so why is CNN promoting two people who would deliberately put their baby in that situation?
Liar. What social science has actually shown is that children do best in a home with two loving parents, in general, and some of the research shows that children of gay couples do better. The studies you and yours cite tend to involve pitting children of married heterosexual parents against those of single parents, a distinction your readers may not be savvy enough to notice. Again, though, my readers are smart.
I understand that the truth sucks for Tony Perkins, but that doesn’t mean he gets to make up his own.
(h/t Joe)










I love you for exposing this, Evan. Thank you.
Whenever LGBT people do anything in public, they’re “activists”.
Perkins is a walking bucket of puke, isn’t he?
Funny. I’ve never heard Tony Perkins whine about the ethics of IVF when heteros use it (Nadia Suleman, Kate Gosselin). Apparently it’s only when gay people use the same techniques that it suddenly becomes a big deal.
I love the whole “lifestyle choice ” crap! Obviously his “lifestyle ” choice is living in a closet. ..
Tony Perkins is an urepentant liar, homophobe, and gawd knows what else behind closed doors. We can only guess at the foulness of his personal life based upon the vile, evil, despicable, generally depraved public personality.
Seems Perkins problem is one of . GET THEE TO PSYCHOLOGY, PERKINS your in desperate need of a diagnosis.
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I heard these 2 guys interviewed on OutQ radio, they sounded like super nice people and any couple who can afford 160 grand will probably be *great* providers. This child will be culturally and socially enriched; unlike Perkins’ followers, whose idea of quality family time is a trip to Walmart.
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As the saying goes: Mr.Perkins is entitled to his opinions,but he is NOT entitled to his facts,however lacking they may be. In other words,Tony, you don’t get the luxury of making up facts to suit your own opinions.There has to be some evidence to back it up.