Item: NY senator says budget amendment would end DADT

    ::: New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand told an activists group’s dinner Saturday that she will “introduce an amendment to the budget that will bar the use of funds for the enforcement” of the military’s ‘don’t ask, don’t tell policy’, which prevents gay and lesbian soldiers from serving openly, Gay City News reports.
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Neff: Fear in Uganda

A bill is before Uganda lawmakers that would further criminalize same-sex sex and gay rights activity in the African nation.
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VIDEO: Bishop Gene Robinson Speaks about Christian Right’s War against LGBT Human Rights

Bishop Gene Robinson spoke last night with Rachel Maddow on MSNBC about the Christian Right’s National Prayer Breakfast and the rival American Prayer Hour.
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VIDEO: Hillary Clinton Challenges Christian Right to Respect Human Rights

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Uganda Ethics Minister Protests as Obama, Clinton, Congress Condemn Uganda's 'Kill the Gays' Bill

Uganda's Ethics Minister James Nsaba Buturo responded angrily to criticism from Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton of the country's "kill the gays" bill following yesterdays' National Prayer Breakfast.
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WATCH: Obama and Clinton Criticize Anti-Gay Ugandan Bill at National Prayer Breakfast

Speaking at yesterday's National Prayer Breakfast, President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton both criticized Uganda's proposed extreme Anti Homosexuality Bill—which would include life imprisonment and/or death penalties for"aggravated homosexuality".
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Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama on gay death penalty law in Uganda

At the National Prayer Breakfast, but Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama spoke on the proposed law to apply the death penalty to homosexuality in Uganda.
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Watch: Obama, Clinton Speak Out Against Anti-Gay Uganda Bill at National Prayer Breakfast

At this morning's National Prayer Breakfast, President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton both spoke out against Uganda's "kill the gays" bill.
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Gillibrand, Baldwin to SOS Clinton: Save LGBT Refugees Overseas

Released today:

GILLIBRAND, BALDWIN TO SEC. CLINTON: SAVE LGBT REFUGEES

LGBT Individuals Tortured and Killed in Iraq in 2009

No Proper Investigations, No Arrests for Crimes Against LGBT Individuals in Iraq

Take Action to Enforce Human Rights Laws to Protect Members of the LGBT Community in Countries Where Their Rights Are Abused.
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Obama condemns Uganda’s ‘kill-gays’ bill as ‘odious’

Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni, photo: AFP

Despite pressure from some groups to skip the event, President Obama attended the National Prayer Breakfast Thursday morning.
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Prayer Breakfast Fallout: Christian Group Defends Uganda's "Kill Gays" Bill

Immediately after the president and Hillary Clinton denounced Uganda's pending "kill gays" bill at today's National Prayer Breakfast, Cliff Kincaid, president of an American Christian propaganda group, issued a press release defending the bill as necessary to prevent "homosexual imperialists" from continuing their campaign to fuck as much AIDS into the children of Uganda as possible.
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Obama Describes Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill as “Odious”

This morning, President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke out against the pending anti-homosexuality bill in Uganda at the 58th National Prayer Breakfast.
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Prayer Breakfast: Pass the eggs, not the draconian laws

This morning at the National Prayer Breakfast, both Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Obama directly addressed the insane Uganda legislation.
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Getting Behind a DADT Repeal Is Making Kirsten Gillibrand Hella Sexy

Is New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand getting … hotter? Seriously. Most politicians age rapidly after taking public office, but since assuming Hillary Clinton's U.
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Only four years for Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State?

In a recent interview with PBS host Tavis Smiley, Hillary Clinton admits that she'll likely only be Secretary of State for four years.
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News: Iran, John Barrowman, Mexico City, Scott Roeder, Brazil

Mexico City mayor Marcelo Ebrard promises to defend city's marriage equality law. Bruce Weber gets twincestuous.
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Hillary: I'm Leaving Obama After 1st Term

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told PBS yesterday that she plans to leave the Obama administration at the end of the current term.
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Hillary Clinton Won't Seek Second Term

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says she doesn’t see herself serving a second term should Barack Obama be reelected.
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Bloomberg 2012?

Remember when Michael Bloomberg denied over and over that he was going to run for president in 2008 even as his field team conducted polls and surveys around the country? And how he said he only wanted to finish out his second and final (HAH!) term as NYC mayor? This week Bloomberg hired Hillary Clinton's 2008 media strategist, setting off the presidential rumors (and denials) all over again.
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China rebuffs US internet demands

China rejects Hillary Clinton's criticism of its internet controls, saying it could harm relations between the two countries.
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