[Texas Eagle]

I didn't even notice that Andrew Sullivan was still alive.

[Fred]

Sullivan's choice for the next pope, a duet

[AntiBurr]

"he supported the polish solidarity movement that helped to crush communism and he co-operated with Reagan and the CIA in the supply of clandestine materials with priests and bishops, who were immune from body searches, acting as couriers in communist countries......."

These are the reasons that the leftist media wants to vilify him. We see all of these as positives, they see them as negatives.

[franksolich]

I used to read Andrew Sullivan quite a bit; in fact, many times it was the first place I went, when going on the internet.

But then he went w-a-y overboard about this gay-marriage issue, as if that is the only "issue" that confronts the whole entire big wide world.

It is one thing to be "passionate" about an issue, a cause--I have my own, after all--and quite another thing to "overdo" the vigor and intensity of publicizing that passion, that issue, that cause.

And so when this gay-marriage issue, about which Andrew Sullivan obviously is passionate, started permeating all the other issues and arguments and controversies--somehow, he managed to tie it in with just about any issue--I figured okay, that's his deal, and he concentrates too much on it, so I might as well read someone else.....

[joeclarke]

Say what you want about the Pope, Andrew, he will not go to hell for fagotry.