I did that ... and the hits that came up on the first page were mostly from ultra-conservative online blogs and news sites. (I wasn't familiar with ZeroHedge so I don't know what that is and wasn't about to click on it. But I do know RedState, TheBlaze, ADFLegal, etc ... not sources I trust. And to be clear, I don't take my news from Occupy Democrats, either.) The two hits that came up that weren't conservative blogs/news sites were Elizabeth Warren's twitter statement (at least one of them) where she talks about tax equality, but never once mentions this as reparations. That came in the comments from someone else. And then there was the opinion piece from the NYT, 'The Case for Gay Reparations', in which Elizabeth Warren wasn't mentioned. So ... I'm wondering ... who coined the phrase 'gay reparations' in response to Warren's bill for gay, married couples to amend their tax statements further back than just 3 years? That was more of a rhetorical question. Oh, and when I googled 'gay reparations', I came up with mostly the same hits, except no twitter hits for Elizabeth Warren, and nothing she wrote or stated.