Agreed, what got him in hot water was the fact that he used questionable and borderline illegal tactics in the legal system to try and worm his agenda forward. Mind you, we all know that he is a liar, he's been proven wrong too often by well researched facts. However, he is the most vocal and agressive voices out there, and thankfully he is normally so obsessed about chasing his own delusional crusade to do anything constructive, except waste tax payers dollars in Louisiana and Utah.
So far many of the other critics such as Leeland Yee, Hillary Clinton and Joe Lieberman have either completely dropped their video game legislation - or have moved on to other forms of political pandering.
Considering we have a generation of original game players (pacman, qbert, gauntlet) who are coming into their 30's and 40's I think the mind set will change, however there is still the 'old guard' who will hear nothing of it because they were too old to play, or they never played in the first place because they were too good, too cool, or thought that only geeks and nerds played video games.
While this is a first step towards the truth, we still have an uphill battle to deal with, and frankly, the stereotypical trash spewing Middleschooler/Highschooler/college student isn't helping our cause.