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The fact that many homosexuals appear to live their lives in sexual overdrive does not seem to concern leaders in the movement. In an editorial from the same issue (August 15) in which the survey results were published, ''The Advocate'' said: "[Homosexuals] have been proud leaders in the sexual revolution that started in the 1960s, and we have rejected attempts by conservatives to demonize that part of who we are."<ref>http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/9/152006g.asp</ref>}}

The fact that many homosexuals appear to live their lives in sexual overdrive does not seem to concern leaders in the movement. In an editorial from the same issue (August 15) in which the survey results were published, ''The Advocate'' said: "[Homosexuals] have been proud leaders in the sexual revolution that started in the 1960s, and we have rejected attempts by conservatives to demonize that part of who we are."<ref>http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/9/152006g.asp</ref>}}

In November of 2007 the news organization [[One News Now]] reported the following regarding [[Peter LaBarbera]] of [[Americans for Truth]] remarks about the spead of [[AIDS]] via male homosexual promiscuity and a conference on AIDS featuring Pastor [[Rick Warren]] and Senator [[Hillary Clinton]]:

In November of 2007 the news organization One News Now reported the following regarding [[Peter LaBarbera]] of [[Americans for Truth]] remarks about the spead of [[AIDS]] via male homosexual promiscuity and a conference on AIDS featuring Pastor [[Rick Warren]] and Senator [[Hillary Clinton]]:

{{Cquote|Pro-family activist Peter LaBarbera says he shares Pastor Warren's desire to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS but wonders what solutions a politician who is an ardent supporter of the [[Homosexual Agenda|homosexual agenda]] has to offer in combating the disease. "He says that he's a co-belligerent with people who he disagrees with on other issues," notes LaBarbera, "[so] I guess the question would be: does he disagree strongly with Hillary Clinton's approach to homosexuality and even the AIDS crisis?"

{{Cquote|Pro-family activist Peter LaBarbera says he shares Pastor Warren's desire to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS but wonders what solutions a politician who is an ardent supporter of the [[Homosexual Agenda|homosexual agenda]] has to offer in combating the disease. "He says that he's a co-belligerent with people who he disagrees with on other issues," notes LaBarbera, "[so] I guess the question would be: does he disagree strongly with Hillary Clinton's approach to homosexuality and even the AIDS crisis?"