SO GAY: Marcus Bachmann Okay with Being Called 'Silver Fox' as Long as it Doesn't Mean He's Gay!

The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza profiles Michele Bachmann in this week's New Yorker. There's also a section on her husband Marcus, who reveals to Lizza that he's extremely concerned about appearing "gay".

Marcus Bachmann plopped down on the seat next to me, in the back of the plane. He pointed at my laptop and asked if he could take a look. “All I want to know is what they’re saying about me,” he said. “Newsweek came up with the word ‘silver fox.’ Tell me what ‘silver fox’ means.”

“Do you want me to tell you honestly?” I asked.

“Oh, don’t tell me it’s something gay!” he said. “Because I’ve been called that before.” Marcus is a psychologist who runs a clinic that employs people Michele described in 2006 as “Biblical world-view counsellors,” who “reach out and try to bring the medicine of the Gospel to come and heal people.”

I explained that “silver fox” probably had more to do with the color of his hair.

“O.K., I can handle that,” he said. Tera, the assistant, assured him that it was a positive term.

“It’s better than Porky Pig,” Marcus said, with a laugh.

Suddenly, his face appeared on Fox. “Look, you’re on TV,” I said.

“It’s the Silver Fox!” he exclaimed as we descended into Manchester.

MIS-QUOTED: Oregon's Via Magazine Gets into the Portland Pride Spirit…Sort of

Via magazine distributed by AAA Oregon, has released its May/June 2011 issue with articles focusing on Portland’s eastside restaurant renaissance, Sauvie Island and…wait, what’s this? A breakout featured event article on Portland Pride in June? Just Out Notes.

It continues......"Whether you come for the clothes, the music, or the love, the Portland Pride Festival and Parade delivers.”
“Join the fun at this all-encompassing celebration of diversity…”; “sit back and watch the parade…with marching bands, snazzy floats and plenty of enthusiasm”; “Need an alternative for your rainbow flag? Here’s a selection of glamorous parades across the West.” Seattle and San Francisco is also featured.
 
Not once do they mention LGBTQ, and the clothes (DRAG, Leather, rainbow, etc) Does Via even know what they are promoting?