Romney and Santorum’s Big Super Tuesday Out
Romney kind of won some things, but not enough things that we can really say he “won a thing.”
Romney kind of won some things, but not enough things that we can really say he “won a thing.”
“Teachers may affirm the dignity and self-worth of students and any protected characteristics of students, such as being LGBT, without running afoul of any district policy.”
In which Rush Limbaugh is just as wrong as one could possibly be.
“Well, I’m the mayor of Houston first, but I’m still a lesbian. And I care.”
Watch Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Chris Colfer, George Takei, Jamie Lee Curtis and so many other famous people performing the Prop 8 Play!
Gay marriage was just legalized in Maryland — but now religious anti-gay-marriage groups are already trying to overturn the law.
I’ll take her any way I can get her
Marriage equality comes to Maryland! Also in Maryland: a priest officiating a funeral denies the deceased’s lesbian daughter communion, walks out during her eulogy and skips final blessings altogether.
“It is technically possible that Manning could be imprisoned for life for aiding the enemy (and 21 other counts) while also winning a Nobel Peace Prize for the same series of decisions.”
Affirmative action is going to the Supreme Court — maybe for the last time.
Just kidding, we have to wait even longer before Prop 8 goes to the Supreme Court.
“We are encouraging the civil rights of all citizens of the state and are against being signaled out or targeted by a particular constitutional amendment or legislative action.”
“On Tuesday, Christie called the push by Democrats to pass the legislation in the face of his veto threat a pointless form of “political theater” that is a distraction from the state’s more pressing problems.”
In which people are irrationally insulting to female servicemembers.
A Virginia school district is thinking about a rule that would prohibit “cross-gender dressing” in a backwards attempt at addressing bullying.
“But from a legal standpoint, how we reach an outcome is every bit as important as the outcome that we reach.”
Hey guess what — using racial caricatures and stereotypes in your political ads won’t make you the most popular guy in the senate elections!
Salon digs in to the life story of Gay Marriage’s Enemy Number One, Maggie Gallagher and reveals new insights into exactly how she got this way.
Who’s Justice Anthony Kennedy and how is he gonna feel about Prop 8?
“In the past, executive orders setting standards for contractors have not only put an American ideal of equal opportunity into practice; they have also helped show employers that ending discrimination is good for business.”