VIDEO: ‘Daily Show’ Correspondent Jessica Williams Celebrates Gay Marriage Opponents’ ‘Last Hurrah’
"This is the last time that I'll be able to hang out with these adorable bigots," she says in mock tears as insults and hellish threats pour in from all sides at an anti-gay marriage rally in Washington, D.C.“This is the last time that I’ll be able to hang out with these adorable bigots,” Jessica Williams says in mock tears as insults and hellish threats pour in from all sides at an anti-gay marriage rally in Washington, D.C. “I’m not gonna cry when my God puts you in hell,” responds one of the most charming protesters.
Let’s just hope the Supreme Court votes to legalize gay marriage once and for all so these “adorable bigots” can find something else to gripe about.
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