• Yes.
  31%
• Only among some people.
  45%
• No. People will still look down on bisexuals.
  10%
• I don't buy it. I still think bisexuals are fooling themselves.
  12%

Closed

Total Votes: 3,565

• Kirstie Alley
  1%
• Orlando Bloom
  3%
• Ben Cohen
  38%
• Ellen DeGeneres
  4%
• Congressman Keith Ellison
  0%
• Ricky Gervais
  2%
• Cheyenne Jackson
  21%
• Julia Roberts
  1%
• Zac Efron
  18%
• Lady Gaga
  8%

Closed

Total Votes: 577

• We shouldn't. Everyone has a right to live life the way they want.
  50%
• If you know for a fact that someone's gay and they're hiding it, you have every right to out them.
  1%
• Everyone should be out, but it's not my place to out them.
  25%
• You should only out a person if he or she causes harm to the LGBT community.
  27%
• If they're famous and powerful enough to be on this kind of list, then they can be outed.
  3%
• We shouldn't because even if they have "gay sex" not everyone identifies as LGBT.
  6%

Closed

Total Votes: 3,804

• 1. The Boys from Gap
  7%
• 2. Gareth Thomas
  11%
• 3. Boston’s FLAG Flag Football League
  1%
• 4. John from "Brothers and Sisters"
  14%
• 5. Danny Miller
  5%
• 6. Mike Ruiz
  12%
• 7. The Boys of Broadway
  1%
• 8. Jeremiah Brent
  36%
• 9. Barry Jay
  1%
• 10. A Doctor, a Lawyer, a Ph.D., and an Event Planner
  7%

Closed

Total Votes: 2,243

• It was homophobic.
  52%
• Kids say that kind of thing, but she needs to be educated.
  38%
• If gays or lesbians can say it, they should expect others to say it, too.
  3%
• Tammy Bruce is right. This is getting blown up by people who want to take down Sarah Palin.
  5%

Closed

Total Votes: 1,289

• His claim that the tweet wasn't anti-gay is true.
  2%
• He's just trying to save face by denying homophobia.
  45%
• Either way, joking about suicide and shooting up weddings is irresponsible.
  46%
• The gay media blew this way out of proportion.
  5%

Closed

Total Votes: 259