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Aid Laced with Poison, What Massachusetts Got Right, Making the Case for Gay Marriage, Does Harold Ford Jr.’s Race Matter? and more…

Tags: 2010 Elections, Anti-Gay Bill, California, DADT, David Hoffman, Democrats, Detainees, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Federal Lawsuit, Gavin Newsom, gay marriage, Harold Ford, Hati, Health Care Reform, Illinois, Judge Judy, LGBT Rights, marriage equality, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Pat Robertson, Prop 8, Religious Right, Republicans, Right Wing, Rush Limbaugh, same-sex marriage, Scott Brown, South Africa, Suicide, Uganda | by Victoria Lavin | January 20th, 2010, 8:59 am

Richard J. Rosendall writes for Bay Windows on the aid to Hati from the religious right and what type of message they bring with their aid. Read more 

Robert Scheer writes for Truthdig on the specical election that Democrats lost last night in Massachusetts and how the Republicans got it right. Read more 

Bill Boyarsky writes on the Prop 8 Trial on Truthdig. Read more 

Marcia Alesan Dawkins writes about Harold Ford Jr.’s race in his thoughts to run for United States Senator of New York. Read more 

Democrats have to rethink their approach in the upcoming elections in light of what happened in Massachusetts last night. Read more 

A new report reveals that torture not suicide are killing the detainees at Gitmo. Read more 

Ugandan anti-gay bill is pending and right wing and religious right backers especially ex-gay’s were helpful in designing this bill. Read more 

Beyond the Chronicle names Pat Robertson and Rush Limbaugh as idots of the year. Read more 

LezGetReal reports that South Africa appoints homophobic ambassador to Uganda. Read more 

Judge Judy makes comment about opening a bank account without a marriage contract. Read more 

Deb Price writes about “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” finally at the starting line in Congress. Read more 

Democratic leaders scrabble to save the healthcare reform after Scott Brown’s win in Massachusetts. Read more 

Scott Brown’s win last night could impact more than just healthcare. Read more 

Scott Brown’s win changes the narrative for the 2010 elections. Read more 

There is evidence backing gay marriage in Prop 8 Trial. Read more 

New York Times OP-ED on Gavin Newsom Read more 

San Diego Mayor says his view on gay marriage evolved. Read more 

New Hampshire takes repeal of gay marriage after only three weeks of the laws effect. Read more 

How important court cases should be allowed to be viewed by population. Read more 

Chris Crain writes about the lack of the Democrats following through on their campaign promises to the LGBT community. Read more 

IL: Windy City Times does a story on US Senate candidate David Hoffman. Read more 

MD: ACLU tells Hartford Schools to unblock LGBT websites. Read more 

As the world opens up with talks since the Uganda anti-gay bill hit major news media it has opened the dialogue about the plights of LGBT’s around the globe. Read more 

TX: Candidate for Agriculture Commisioner challenges fellow Democratic challenger to LGBT equality. Read more 

Cindy McCain comes out in a video for NOH8 which is a group supporting gay marriage. Read more

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