Gee, Eliot Spitzer stepped aside; so did Jim McGreevey. Guess Mark Sanford felt enough tears, piety and writing a couple of checks would get him back in the good graces of Palmetto State citizens. Hey, once a scandal-ridden pol invokes God or Jesus in the Bible Belt states, where homophobia and heterosupremacy know no bounds, it gives hypocrites like Sanford a pass. Look at David Vitter. (AP): South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford considered resigning from office after his extramarital affair came to light, the Republican revealed Sunday in an exclusive interview with The Associated Press.
But Sanford, who hasn't spoken publicly since Friday, said he spoke with close spiritual and political associates who advised him to fight to restore the public's - and his family's - trust in him. Full story...
May the wingnut reactions begin. Unfortunately, I don't see the GOP coming to its senses to endorse moderate Charlie Baker's selection of State Sen.
There's nothing like a performance that completely blows by the censors with slow fingers on the trigger -- Adam Lambert spiced up the American Music Awards with not only a slave theme in his performance, but he "engages" with one male slave in a way that.
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Expose religious right’s history of anti-gay junk science is a facebook group that I am helping to start.
Check out an email I got this week from an ex-coworker and friend of almost 20 years:
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I found this to be very truthful and interesting.
It was just revealed in a NYT report that in 1997, Rep. Patrick Kennedy was told to stop receiving Communion by a Rhode Island bishop because of the congressman's public stance on "moral issues.
Weekend b*tch and moan session...
Kate and I spent most of yesterday and a good portion of today going through all of the junk mail, catalogs and magazines that have piled up in the last several weeks.
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An interesting situation is brewing in Philadelphia regarding this "lovely" image to the left.
OUT 100 2009 honoree Kerry Eleveld's weekly column for The Advocate, View From Washington, covers progress on DADT repeal and my recent excusive interview with Brian Bond, deputy director of the White House Office of Public Engagement (a.
Doesn't it seem like a nostalgic moment when the Ku Klux Klan shows up to do its "song and dance" of mind-numbing, color-aroused crap along with Nazi salutes these days? At least these cretins know how to dress up for the occasion, as opposed to the boatload of bigots we've seen during the 2008 campaign and post-inauguration.
With all of the negativism that is coming out of much of the Religious Right wing, it is good to know that there are other branches of Christianity that do not condemn LGBT individuals, families and couples.
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