Rick Perry's myopia was on display yet again over the weekend when he appeared on a Boy Scouts-centric webcast hosted by hate group the Family Research Council. Threatening the ruin of the Boy Scouts of America at the hands of the "pop culture" of the LGBT community, Perry and fellow bigot Tony Perkins imply that the threat of inclusion will blow over as long as the BSA remains steadfast with its discriminatory policies. 

Hmm...could Rick Perry be having his own "evolution" or is he cool with the gays joining the church as long they steer clear of the Boy Scouts?

The Texas Governor spoke at the First Baptist Church of Dallas on Sunday and encouraged the congregation not to "condemn certain lifestyles."

Baby steps or baby bullsh*t?? More after the jump.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who's been quite vocal on his opposition to gays in relation to both the Boy Scouts and same-sex marriage, is again speaking out. He rallied about 200 social conservatives on the Texas Capitol steps to show support for laws based on Chrisitian beliefs. 

Apparently Gov. Perry is "unsettled" by the Supreme Court potentially trumping "the votes of our citizens." Perry has no problem, however, with citizens trumping the rights of their fellow citizens...

See what he has to say after the jump.

Would you like to buy some Boy Scout cookies??

Randy Rainbow gives us his hilarious take on the Boy Scouts controversy in this latest episode of GwistTV's The Randy Rainbow Show. 

What's Boy Scout Randy have to say when he knocks on Texas Governor Rick Perry's door? And what lengths will he go to to raise funds for equality?

Find out after the jump!

Texas Gov. Rick Perry wants the Boy Scouts of America to maintain its strict anti-gay policy and made that clear today when he addressed the Texas Scouts' 64th annual Report to State, where (as explained by The Associated Press) hundreds of Scouts from around Texas filled the state House of Representatives to announce their delegation's recent accomplishments.

He argues that the group should hold onto its "traditional conservative values" rather than "bending to the whims of popular culture."

Cute.

More after the jump.

Guess blaming the end of America on openly-gay soldiers didn't bode too well for Rick Perry's presidential campaign! CNN is reporting that the Brokeback doppelganger will announce the end of his bid for the Republican nomination on Thursday night. Details follow.

Sh*t just got real.

Follow the jump for Lambda Legal's submission to the eternal meme, "Sh*t Homophobic People Say." 

Once again upstaging a 2012 GOP presidential candidate, a pro-LGBT youth has this time around prodded Rick Perry on why he's willing to let his insatiable homophobia hurt American troops. Details, video and Rick's response, after the jump.

Poor Rick Perry. He comes out with a heartfelt campaign video blaming the coming fall of the country on gay American soldiers and now no one—not even a crowd of "supporters" at an Ames, Iowa rally—will let him be! Queue the violins and follow the jump to watch people in the Ames crowd shout "Why do you hate gay people" at the GOP candidate. 

We're the last people in the country who want to give Rick Perry more press, but thankfully he seems to be doing a fine job of burying himself. But after his rediculious campaign ad this week and the flurry of spoofs and rebuttals since, we felt the need to share one more. Hear what two sisters have to say to Perry, after the jump.

We'll try to flex our will-power muscles (though we've been slacking at the gym) when it comes to posting from the already-vast Rick Perry campaign-ad meme that has taken over the Internet this week, but we think Jesus's response to the anti-gay Texan is worthy of a mention. Follow the jump to watch.

We're hoping by some gaffe or divine glorious gift that Rick Perry actually watches this sharp-witted reaction to his homophobic campaign ad courtesy of the Second City Network's Andy Cobb. Follow the jump to check out "Rick Perry, Weak Man."