Dan Savage certainly knows how to keep things interesting!

The founder of the It Gets Better Project went IN on Tony Perkins, the Family Research Council, and even found time to throw some shade at Michelle Bachmann and her husband during a speech at Winona State University.

See what he had to say 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.

And guess which one—the robot or Michelle Bachmann—had more personality? (Follow the jump for more.)

Michelle Bachmann debated gay rights with a high-school student in Iowa recently. Guess which of the two parties posed the most only logical argument?

With soaring diva voices, gay men dancing, prancing and flailing, we expected this to be some sort of hilarious spoof. But the end result actually made us sober up think. Watch the video after the jump.

David Gregory, badass host of NBC's Meet The Press, has never been one to hold back on uncomfortable confrontations when it comes to guests on his show, and yesterday's interview with Rep. Michelle Bachmann was no exception. Hear what the presidential candidate had to say when pushed on her previous statements regarding gays, after the jump. 

If anyone knows who is in need of an education it is surely the husband of fact-challenged Michele Bachmann. In a clip that ThinkProgress has unearthed, Marcus Bachmann, who was at one time an alleged "ex gay therapist," announces that gays are "barbarians" who "need to be educated" and "disciplined." Hear his asinine statement (and MSNBC's just-broadcasted reaction), after the jump.