Tina Fey on Sarah Palin on Same-Sex Rights
It's getting so hard to tell when it's life-imitating-art or art-imitating-life.
You know, I would be afraid of where that [i.e., extending same-sex rights to the rest of the country] would lead. I believe marriage is meant to be a sacred institution between two unwilling teenagers. But don't think I don't tolerate gay people, because I do! I tolerate them with all my heart! And I know quite a few, too. Not personally, but I know of them. I've seen "Ellen"–oh!–and there was this one girl on my college basketball team–she wasn't officially a gay, but we were pretty sure.
–Tin Fey as Sarah Palin, "Saturday Night Live", 4 October 2008
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If Tina Fey and SNL don't win Emmies for the Palin skits, something's seriously wrong.