Our asshat nominees this time out included a Newsweek reporter, a major league football team, a conservative radio show host, and that gaggle of Catholic bishops who issued a pastoral letter which.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included Washington DC's other newspaper. a perky conservative wingnut, the Governor of our tiniest state, and a marine reservist weilding a tire iron.
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Generally speaking, the best argument in favor of gay marriage is that it is, quite simply, a 14th Amendment issue.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included homo hating athletes and their fans, a slim majority of Maine voters and the Catholic Church, a NY cab driver, and perennial asshat fave Pat.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included an NFL running back, a Canadian Prime Minister and his speechwriter, and two hatemongering groups trying to preserve "traditional marriage" by.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included a British newspaper columnist, a pair of heinous (or Heene-ous!) parents, Idi Amin's old stomping grounds, and a proudly homophobic singing.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included an Illinois school teacher and his coterie of enablers/supporters, two television networks, and an unhinged Hollywood actor with more cuts than a.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included a less than compassionate Florida hospital, a halfwit rapper, some anonymous billboard-destroying vandals, and Pope Benedict XVI.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included a former teen heartthrob turned Darwin denouncer; A U.S. President; Christian fundies making a Stand for Marriage (and bigotry) in Maine, and an Iowa.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included some schmucks who collectively owe President Obama, Taylor Swift, and a U.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included a vice president's gay daughter, a Norwegian wingnut, a Parade Magazine knockoff, and the governor of the great state of Rhode Island.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included a science fiction writer who wasn't Orson Scott Card, perennial asshat fave Maggie Gallagher and her NOM minions, a hate-spouting Baptist minister from.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included a donut chain, an ultra-Orthodox Jewish wingnut, a humor columnist who just isn't very funny, and last but not least Peter Sprigg, senior "fellow".
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Sen. Kay Hutchinson (R-TX) is running for Texas governor against incumbent Rick Perry and her campaign staff thought it was a good idea to embed thousands of invisible search term meta-tags on her campaign site, including "rick perry gay.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included yet another out gay director who advises gay actors to stay in the closet (what, is this an epidemic or something?), a gay panic inspired flash game, a.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included a homewrecking penguin, an out gay director who advises gay actors to stay in the closet, the Mormon Church and, quelle supris, a Big Brother contestant.
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Our asshat nominees this time out included a basic cable network, a Church of England bishop, a GLBT magazine, and a conservative Canadian MP.
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Before we get to the results of this week's poll a moment of seriousness. Our asshat nominees this time out sparked an intense debate amongst our readers, and I wanted to address some of the comments.
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This week, gossip blogger and "queen of all media" Perez Hilton was allegedly assaulted. The situation may have started as a he said/he said story in the media, but it changed when TMZ released video.
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In what has to be the closest race ever for Asshat of the Week, President Barack Obama and his DOMA-defending DOJ eked out a narrow victory over Gene Simmons of KISS.
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