Gay Son of Colorado Legislator Disappointed With Father for Killing Civil Unions Bill
Dee Coram, the gay son of Republican Colorado legislator Don Coram, says he's "let down" that his father killed a state civil unions bill. The younger Coram pleaded with his father to not use his power to doom the legislation — his father refused and the bill died by one vote in a committee. "Yesterday was the first and only time I ever called him and said, "Can you do this?" the 44-year-old Dee Coram, the policitian's only offspring, told The Denver Post. "He said, 'I love you, but absolutely not.'"
Arizona Sheriff Wants to Bridge Chasm Between Gays and Republicans
Pinal County, Ariz., sheriff Paul Babeu was outed earlier this year, after some allegations from a former boyfriend insinuating that Babeu, a conservative Republican, had made unethical decisions in his personal and professional life. While the investigation continues (Babeu says that he welcomes it because it will exonerate him), the sheriff has called off his campaign for Congress.
Will Marriage Equality Affect 2016 Presidential Race?
Will President Obama’s outspoken support for same-sex marriage affect the 2016 presidential race? The Los Angeles Times thinks so. Paul West's new political column says the person for whom "risks and rewards of the issue have suddenly been raised is Martin O’Malley," the Maryland governor who is considered a likely White House aspirant.
Top Romney Aide Outed Trans Political Opponent
Mitt Romney has been under assault all week for a variety of political gaffes, but a new report in Raw Story highlights the questionable ethics of his top aide and political strategist, Eric Fehrnstrom.
Romney Tells Gay Conservatives to Drop Dead, Says GoProud
After the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, spoke at Liberty University today, JimmyLaSalvia, executive director and cofounder of GOProud (a national organization of gay-friendly conservatives) took him to task, saying that Romney's message to Goldwater conservatives is clearly "Drop dead."
Gay Sheriff Accused in Deportation Case Drops Congress Bid
Paul Babeu says he will instead run for sheriff again.
Watch: Congressman Says Antigay Discrimination Doesn't Happen
Congressman Allen West says LGBT people don’t face discrimination.
Tenn. Pol. Blames Bad Parenting, Not Bullying, For Suicides
Tennessee state Rep. Jeremy Faison apologized Tuesday after saying poor parenting and improper values are chief causes of teen suicides, and not bullying.
Sims Wins Primary, On Track to Become Pennsylvania's 1st Openly Gay Legislator
Brian Sims, an Advocate "40 Under 40" honoree and former executive director of Equality Pennsylvania, will become the state’s first openly gay legislator.
Sen. Scott Brown: Friend or Foe?
Is Scott Brown an LGBT ally? Democrats coveting his seat, once held by the Lion of the Senate, bristle at the very question.
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