The panel discussion groups about GLBT films was interesting. “We’re going to do more than just make “bubble-butt” movies.”

The discussion about the ramifications of Proposition 8 and what our next steps should take and how Sundance Film Festival has and will respond was informative.

I’m grateful to GLAAD for their involvement. It was a place for some of the great minds in our community to get together.

And a personal thanks to the Swedish Consulate. Tak.

And I look forward to Women Artist’s Swan Day.

Having fun. Wish you were here. :-)

Just saw what you had to say. Again, you don’t seem to have much useful to add, just a knee-jerk defense of all things LDS.

I’ve probably been out longer than you’ve been alive, and I got tired of being a “good” homosexual for the benefit of bigoted straights.

Oh, and by the way, my lover is the son of a former head of the Utah Travel Bureau.

I think you might be right. Perhaps Mr. Mitt Romney has seen the writing on the wall. The nail in his national-political-career casket was when he saw the involvement of his LDS Church in politics and discovered the power they wield. People won’t vote for someone that could be influenced by one religion and one dogma…(except in Utah).

Perhaps if Mitt converted to being an Episcopal …he might have a chance. No?

I see your point, Tommy, but I’m afraid you have been paying indirectly to Mormons already. You have been for a long time. As you have been paying into Evangelical-owned businesses or have bought some pistachios from a Muslim…without realizing they, too, are anti-gay. Try to stop buying stuff from any Catholic-owned business then too. Why just the Mormons?

And Attmay: you won’t talk to Mormons? Really? I bet you hold your breath and stomp your feet any time you don’t get your way?

I find it interesting that the Mormons are now being emboldened by their success in Prop 8. I think that by showing how much money they had to throw around and manipulate an election has weakened them.

Most Evangelicals have been suspicious of them for a while. Now they have even more to worry about in terms of Mormons using their money and organization to try to impose Mitt Romney or some other Mormon Republican at the head of the GOP. I think there will be a backlash against them on the Right.

Also, now Democrats are hip to Church interference in politics. It would be to the Dems advantage to expose the hidden hand of the Church manipulating the behind the scenes of elections.

They thought that they could do this all on the under, but now that their cover is blown, they aren’t going to be able to to easily hide their hunger for political power.

They can rely on their own resources, rather than us giving them ours to turn against us.