"I never believed this would happen in my lifetime when I wrote my first several TNR essays and then my book, Virtually Normal,
and then the anthology and the hundreds and hundreds of talks and
lectures and talk-shows and call-ins and blog-posts and articles in the
1990s and 2000s. I thought the book, at least, would be something I
would have to leave behind me – secure in the knowledge that its
arguments were, in fact, logically irrefutable, and would endure past my
own death, at least somewhere. I never for a millisecond thought I
would live to be married myself. Or that it would be possible for
everyone, everyone in America. But it has come to pass. All of it. In one fell, final swoop. Know hope." -
Andrew Sullivan, returning to his blog to spike the ball.
Reposted from Joe Jervis
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