Liz Smith writing in today's New York Post quotes Kevin Klein, who played the role of Cole Porter in the film "De-Lovely," as saying "It's bad for business if you're writing love songs and you're gay." Liz gives Kevin a Bronx cheer, going on to name various very talented gay composers, and in closing notes that a great song has no sexual preference. But given that nearly every critic complained that Kevin Klein had been horribly miscast as Cole Porter, shouldn't we all give the guy a break and let him make as many small-minded, prejudice-laden, idiotic comments as he pleases?