Chris Rock hits the nail on the head about marriage equality.
One of the killers of the Colorado civil unions bill has a gay son who is none-too-happy about what has father did.
An adamantly homophobic middle school teacher in Kansas has, thus far, gone unpunished for anti-gay statements on his Facebook page (the principle is looking into it).
Rep Mike Coffman (R-CO), who has tried to look like a moderate, stepped in it by saying President Obama is "not an American."
A Virginia legislator thinks that, contrary to what the Supreme Court said in Lawrence v. Texas, sodomy (which is technically ANY unreproductive sex act) is not a civil right. I don't always agree with SCOTUS (Citizens United for example), but I'll take their opinion on this over a homophobe..
Another side effect of President Obama publicly supporting marriage equality is that more prominent people in the black community are also voicing their support.
Bristol Palin is claiming to be the victim
in the wake of negative response she got to her statement on Barack
Obama supporting marriage equality. I say if she can't stand the heat,
stay out of politics (and stop trying to give the President of the
United States parenting advice).
Here is a look at the latest electoral map from the Washington Post.
And lastly, Vice President Joe Biden takes a shot at Mitt Romney on the auto-bailout.
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