Pop-culture obsessed Taiwanese animation studio Next Media Animation has released its most celebrity filled video yet to take on the fight for gay rights in America. Using Amendment One as its A story, NMA's latest video takes on President Obama, the Village People, Glee, and, most animated of all, a maniacal Marcus Bachmann. Watch after the jump!

We found this interesting.

Apparently a second counselor at Marcus Bachmann’s Christian counseling clinic is being accused of participating in “pray the gay away” conversion therapy.

Bachmann, himself, was previously exposed in a sting operation for participating in the same practice.

What we find interesting isn’t that the clinic is still practicing this controversial (and let’s face it, idiotic and dangerous) form of therapy, but that it appears to shock people that it’s occurring.

Furthermore, we’re also questioning their methods of exposure.

More after the jump.

Ladybird Bachmann has announced that she'll put forth an agenda of intolerance for all pro-life, pro-family and pro-marriage. Unless, of course, your marriage is of the same sex variety or your family unit is not one with opposite sex spouses.

What the hell are they going on about now? Apparently, Michele and Marcus Bachmann sought to clarify their position on gays and lesbians in a new interview with People Magazine. Why is People speaking to her again? Because she's a train wreck (À la Gosling or Suleman). That's why. Details after the jump.

Oh, Kathleen—unlike Michele Bachmann you have such a way with words. During a stop with The Late Late Show's Craig Ferguson, the subject of Marcus Bachmann, glitter-bomb target and Bryan-Safi shoe-in, came up. What does Kathy have to say about the GOP's favorite "ex-gay" therapist?

Updated Thursday, 3:15 p.m. (PST)

"You can't pray away the gay/Baby I was born this way!" How frickin' brilliant!

New age of activism, anyone?

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Last month a clever tribe of gay barbarians glitter-bombed Marcus & Michele Bachmann's "ex gay therapy" center in Minnesota. Today, a larger group decked out in their finest barbarian garb (Marcus infamously referred to the gay youth he attempted to endanger "convert" as "barbarians) again placed the Bachmann "clinic" within its confetti crosshairs. Details follow. 

Well if this isn't a little bit strange. Maybe Marcus just longs to rough it up with the boys again. Get the details after jump.

If Bryan Safi just had cranked out the brilliant "That's Gay" as frequently as he's cranking out these spot-on Marcus Bachmann spoofs, perhaps the now-cancelled Current segments would still be as viral as the Jersey Shore's Florence, Italy house. Follow the jump to watch "Funny or Die" imagine what happened behind the scenes of Michele Bachmann's now-infamous Newsweek cover. 

We may have worried that in the post-"That's Gay" era we'd be seeing less of the high-larious Bryan Safi. Thankfully we were wrong. Follow the jump to watch the comedian once again do his best Marcus Bachmann impression as he helps Michele with her pesky "brain pains."

Kathy Griffin flexed her political tongue last night during a visit to Piers Morgan, where, instead of usual topics like Lindsay Lohan, Bristol Palin and Cher, the fiery redhead discussed debt ceiling, President Obama's approval rating...and Marcus Bachmann's "ex gay" problem. Follow the jump to watch.

Current may have pulled the plug on the hilarious (and oft brilliant) "That's Gay," but as long as Bryan Safi continues delivering political points in side-splitting scripts, we're happy. For his latest post-Current carrer move, follow the jump to watch Bryan Safi assume the Marcus Bachmann position (doggie style) alongside a fake Michele Bachmann. Just try to keep a straight, err, ex-gay, face. 

Ann Coulter should learn to practice what she preaches. Appearing on Tuesday night's Joy Behar Show, Ann said she just wants gays to shut up already. Watch her rant (and a surprising moment of clarity) after the jump.