TODAY’S AGENDA: Celebrations This Weekend: Texas Bear Roundup, Dallas, TX. TODAY IN HISTORY: McCarthy Adds Names to His Famous List: 1950. In February, Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s national profile went through the roof when, during a speech at the Republica... »
THIS MONTH IN HISTORY: Statistics on Homosexuality Convictions: 1914. The American Journal of Urology had become increasingly focused on sexual matters as the new century progressed, so much so that in April 1914 the journal would modify its name to Am... »
In a conversation with Salon’s Thomas Schaller, former Republican National Committee Chair Ken Mehlman apologized for the first time for the harm that was done to gays while campaign manager for President Bush in 2004. That was the race in marriage ame... »
Anti-gay activists in Virginia are dancing with delight. They stood up to Teh HomoSEXshull Agenduh and showed them librulls that they don’t cotton to Teh Ghey so much in the Old Dominion State. The Virginia Senate Republicans, who have a strong majorit... »
That’s Gingrich’s takeaway anyway, vowing to keep on campaigning in the 46 remaining states (even though he failed to make Virginia’s ballot). And he did trounce Romney among those who identified as Tea Party supporters, Evangelicals, and the “very con... »
TODAY IN HISTORY: President Obama Signs DADT Repeal Into Law: 2010. If it hadn’t been for President Barack Obama’s signature on the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Repeal Act of 2010 — and if it hadn’t been for the heroic efforts of Sens. Susan Collins (R-ME) an... »
As an illustration of “Obama’s war on religion” and “liberal attacks on our religious heritage”, GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry cited “gays can serve openly in the military”. Not only is Perry’s statement bigoted, it has almost no reflection on ... »
