Signorile says, from your link:
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"Yesterday on the show I interviewed World Net Daily's Joseph Farah about his battle with Ann Coulter over her speaking at the gay Republican group GoProud's "Homocon" event in September.
Farah eventually admitted that the left was right all along about Coulter and her lies ("My eyes have been opened") and had to acknowledge that his comrades on the right -- from Coulter and Laura Bush to Glenn Beck and Elizabeth Hassellbeck -- are now shifting on support for gays ( he said conservatives always "give up.") He also seemed a little bewildered about Prop 8 and its future when I suggested that the people might well vote for marriage soon as polls are shifting across the country. The right's mantra of course has been that the people were usurped by the judges, but now would they accept it if people voted for marriage? No, he said, but clearly realizing he was contradicting himself. At that point, he turned to Jesus. Listen in to some highlights from the interview."
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Which I find hard to follow (what the heck does he mean about the left is right about Ann Coulter and her lies??) I'll give it another read in a bit. Meanwhile, here is another quote from the radical homosexual activist speaking his mind:
An excerpt from:
In Their Own Words: The Homosexual Agenda: "Homosexual activist Michelangelo Signorile, who writes periodically for The New York Times, summarizes the agenda in OUT magazine (Dec/Jan 1994):
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"A middle ground might be to fight for same-sex marriage and its benefits and then, once granted, redefine the institution of marriage completely, to demand the right to marry not as a way of adhering to society's moral codes, but rather to debunk a myth and radically alter an archaic institution... The most subversive action lesbian and gay men can undertake --and one that would perhaps benefit all of society--is to transform the notion of family entirely."
"Its the final tool with which to dismantle all sodomy statues, get education about homosexuality and AIDS into the public schools and in short to usher in a sea change in how society views and treats us."
Regardless of WHAT Farah said on that "gay" radio program, the very fact that he agreed to be there severely undercuts his argument against ANN appearing at Homocon, IMHO.
He may be correct, that going on that radio show allows him access to a group of "gay" activists that might not otherwise hear his message [my words]......but that is PRECISELY why Ann agreed speak to the folks at Homocan.