I'm Jules the Lesbian. I'm not Joe the Plumber.
McCain has based his campaign for the presidency on Joe the Plumber since the third and final debate.
McCain found fault with Obama for telling Joe the Plumber, "...when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody." Obama is right. It is good for everybody, except maybe the very wealthy.
McCain doesn't understand that there's enough pie for everyone. McCain would give most of the pie to the very wealthy, and leave the leftovers for the rest of the populace. McCain's pie would be a boring vanilla pie. Obama would spread all kinds of pies over all of the classes. Full story...
Sometimes there are statements made that are so unbelievable, you just laugh out loud.
Beginning in 2010, gay and lesbian families in the conservative country Austria will be able to enter into civil unions--although the new status they will enjoy falls short: there are 37 specific rights and protections that heterosexual married couples will enjoy that will be denied to same-sex couples, including artificial insemination services and adoption rights.
A Rutland Family Court judge ordered a first-of-its kind parent custody change Friday in a child-visitation dispute involving a Virginia woman and her former lesbian partner who lives in Fair Haven.
Brian Brown, the Executive Director of anti-gay activist group, National Organization for Marriage, recently sent out an email entitled Beating Down the Beatitudes in DC? in which he calls on recipients from around the nation to call and email District of Columbia officials and insist that gay people not be treated with equality and dignity in that city.
State Sen. Julia Boseman, the first openly gay person elected to the General Assembly, said yesterday that she won't run for a fourth term in the Senate next year, citing family responsibilities.
More than 150 Christian leaders, most of them conservative evangelicals and traditionalist Roman Catholics, issued a joint declaration Friday reaffirming their opposition to abortion and gay marriage and pledging to protect religious freedoms.
A Philippine gay rights group is waging a legal battle to be allowed to run in next year's polls after the Elections Commission ruled it cannot register as a political party on grounds that it advocates immorality.
"Don't ask, don't tell" critics are condemning a new Military Times -sponsored poll that could provide ammunition to antigay forces - however flawed the resulting data may be.
On December 12th, Houston Controller Annise Parker could become the first openly gay Mayor of a major U.
A planned November hearing by the to consider ending a ban on gays serving openly in the US military will be postponed, a spokeswoman indicated Friday.
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