Countering NOM's Missive on Prop 8 Judge Walker With the Facts
If Walker's sexual orientation is an issue in him deciding an LGBT-related case, well then, what about a straight judge who's been divorced judging a case involving marital relations?
If Walker's sexual orientation is an issue in him deciding an LGBT-related case, well then, what about a straight judge who's been divorced judging a case involving marital relations?
Opponents of the soon to be enacted gay marriage law see themselves as fighting a rising tide of rights, following Mexico City's legalization of early abortions in 2007.
I went to school in the 70s, worked on Wall Street in the 80s, and went to prison in 2004. These experiences constitute six of the last 32 years. For 20 percent of my life as a gay man, I hid my sexuality.
President Obama spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast this morning, with a plea for civility in our political discourse. He spoke specifically about the response to the recent earthquake in Haiti.
Watching the Senate Armed Services Committee hearings on repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell, I couldn't help feeling relief John McCain was soundly beate...
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Except for the legal piece of paper, my partner and I are a marriage in every possible way. So tell me, Maggie Gallagher, exactly how are we not? She would probably answer, "Well, Jim, you're just not."
Extremists want to make GOP the party of "NO - CAN'T DO" Extremist opponents of gay marriage equality and other "social conservative" causes want to...
I believe the President is as sensitive to LGBT concerns as he is to the concerns of every oppressed American. But major reforms don't happen instantly. Obama needs us to push him and then support him.
People move toward acceptance of gay marriage because eventually they recognize that the issue is not a moral question -- as abortion is -- but instead is about a fundamental issue of fairness.
Will the Tea Partiers, who claim that they want straight talk from their leaders, really tolerate these gay winks, or will they acknowledge that they're fighting a senseless battle that's already been lost?
The bitterness and vitriol filling LGBT attacks on the Democrats must come to an end, replaced by a respectful and actionable solutions-based agenda.
We straight people don't need help from gays in destroying marriage, having done an admirable job of it ourselves. It's time to stop scapegoating and depriving the LGBT community.
Straight people, listen up! You need to embrace same-sex marriage as a benefit to society as a whole -- a continuation and expansion of American ideals. Marriage equality is for everyone.
I was proud to testify this week in what I believe will be one of the defining civil rights cases of our time, Perry v. Schwarzenegger. I did so as a Republican, a father, and a former police chief.
With his polished pedicure and shiny SUV, Harold Ford Jr. may act all teflon tough. But let's hope his doorman is a little harder-core -- because these gays are coming to get him.
In controlled laboratory tests, University of Nebraska professor John Hibbing found that subjects who show strong physiological reactions to unpleasant stimuli also tend to oppose gay marriage.
While there is much to praise in Mrs. McCain's admittedly late arrival to the equal marriage struggle, the 700-pound silver elephant in the room is the fact that it is just that -- her very late arrival.
If you are on the wrong side of the gay marriage debate, one day you'll have to explain to your children why your traditional values led you to keep an entire group of minorities from enjoying what the majority does.
I was strangely comforted to remember that, for its first thousand years, the Christian church was ambivalent about the institution of marriage.
Coming just two years ahead of New Hampshire's First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary, Californians Against Hate's Fred Karger is running "Call Mitt...