This may be my last post on this site for a while. I find myself growing further and further apart from the so-called “gay mainstream” blog community around political agendas and approaches that I don’t think that I can continue to participate in any sort of “discussion” on LGBT rights for the present.
As is the wont of all would-be thinkers (like myself), I have prepared a Top Ten List of 2008’s Political Moments/Events, as I sees ‘em.
I was wondering which community would take the lead in jumping ugly on race, in relation to Barack Obama, at the first opportunity that presented itself.
Barack Obama has invited homophobic pastor Rick Warren to offer the Invocation at his Inauguration. Bad idea, bad symbolism.
President-Elect Obama’s (or rather his Inauguration Committee’s) decision to include Rick Warren, the Pastor of the frighteningly influential Saddleback Church, in the ceremony, namely in the role of giving the invocation at the event, is only further evidence that Barack Obama, when it comes to LGBT issues DOES NOT GET IT.
Crickets.
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Caroline Kennedy has thrown her well-made hat into New York’s Senate Sweepstakes, seeking to inherit the soon-to-be vacated seat held by Hillary Clinton.
She Has Style, She Has Flair...
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Latest Addition to the “Eat Shit and Die” List: Senator Elizabeth Dole Elizabeth Dole, (Fossil-North Carolina), behind in the polls, has decided.
Follow this: Let’s say that the Illinois Legislature, in a pique of disgust over Governor Blagojevich’s attempted “selling” of Obama’s vacated Senate seat, rushes back to Springfield (that’s Springfield, IL, our state capitol, not Springfield from the Simpsons, although you can easily confuse the two) and changes state law to strip the Governor of his .
The Right-o-sphere is all a twitter over the election results from New Orleans, in which newbie GOP Joseph Coa, a Cambodian American, beat nine term, federally indicted, calcified sludge William Jefferson for the city’s Congressional seat.
“If it [Illinois] isn’t the most corrupt state in the nation, it’s certainly one hell of a competitor.
In the wake of the Obama victory and the Prop 8 defeat, and on the heels of the Advocate’s story “Gay is the New Black”, it seems that there is the potential for a healthy internal debate amongst LGBT advocates, LGBT public policy organizations, and members of the LGBT community.
It has long been the presupposition of the ultra Right that Cabinet appointments must go to hard Right ideologues.
Watching Keith Olbermann’s show tonight, I got hit by a couple things. Part One: You can try and get your head around the debate concerning Detroit and the auto industry in a couple ways.
And that’s the problem, at least for some on both sides of the political divide. Those on the Right have maintained throughout the election season that (then Senator, now President-Elect) Obama was merely mouthing centrist beliefs when in reality he was planning on enslaving all white-people and moving the capital to Moscow or Compton or .
There’s a new set of TV ads going up that – and I’m not making this up – thank Sarah Palin for being “courageous” in her run for Veep, and for “articulating common sense Conservative values”.
The Senate’s been looking just great this week. Starting with the Democrats refusal to bounce Lieberman (D; All-about-me-istan) from either the caucus or the Chairmanship of Homeland Security, to the GOP refusing to kick seven-time-felon Ted Stephens (R; All-for-me-istan) out of the caucus on the pre-text of “waiting for the Alaskan voters to decide”, the .
At age 27, Congressman-Elect Aaron Schock (R-IL) will be the youngest Member of Congress. Though some in the well entrenched political circles in Washington, DC may be skeptical and even critical of this rockstar, they will most likely find themselves blown away.
As you can see from the following Venn diagram the intersection of Conservatives and Truth, Reason and Logic is well… non-existent.
Like many Americans, I started working in customer service as a teenager, serving the public. Most people who have worked with the public, especially in a retail setting, do not have much confidence in the intelligence of many of their fellow citizens.