by David Link
I’ve obviously been in a foul mood since Maine, and needed some good cheer. So Karen Ocamb’s interview with Charlie Beck, the new chief of the L.A. Police Department couldn’t have come along at a better moment.
As Stuart Timmons has documented, L.A. has a long history of pretty brutal police harassment against lesbians and gay men. That has been fading into the dustbin of history, and Beck embodies the view that is slowly but inevitably deflating our opponents.
Ocamb asks him, right off, whether he thinks sexual orientation is chosen or innate. Full story...
by Stephen H. Miller
Writing in the Washington Post, Michael Gerson observes:
Just 20 years ago, opposition to abortion and opposition to homosexual rights seemed to overlap entirely.
by David Link
On Monday, March 1, John A. Perez was sworn in as California’s first openly gay Speaker of the Assembly.
by Stephen H. Miller
California Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) leader Ryan Sorba was booed at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) when he said CPAC shouldn't have allowed the gay group GOProud [a coalition of gay Republicans] to be there.
by David Link
If the goal of those opposing same-sex marriage is to keep us from getting married, or having our relationships legally recognized, or “destroying” marriage, you might think they’d be happy enough to see our relationships formally dissolved.
by Stephen H. Miller
The libertarian Cato Institute today hosted a forum on the topic "Is There a Place for Gay People in Conservatism and Conservative Politics?," featuring Nick Herbert, MP, the British Conservative Party's openly gay Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs.
by David Link
It’s easy to find fault with “The Homosexuals,” a 1967 documentary from CBS, the first ever aired on a major network about “the problem” of homosexuality.
by Jonathan Rauch
On CNN's "State of the Union," National Security Adviser (and retired four-star general) James L.
by David Link
Just a quick (and what I think is obvious) word on the fact that the judge presiding over the Prop.
by David Link
I come not to praise the distinction between status and conduct, but to bury it.
by David Link
Even those of us who believe the Constitution protects us know that a ruling in our favor will only be as secure as at least 2/3 of the states will let it be.
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