Poll: Support for Gays in the Military Crosses Ideological, Party Lines, Pro-LGBT Lawmaker Patrick Kennedy to Retire from Congress, Gay Marriage Battle Endangers Religious Voice, LDS Leader Says, and more…
Tags: DADT, Don't Ask Don't Tell, gay marriage, LGBT Politicians, marriage equality, Mormons, Portugal, Pro LGBT Politicians, Rhode Island, same-sex marriage | by Victoria Lavin | February 12th, 2010, 6:24 am
Americans continue overwhelmingly to support allowing gays to serve in the military, even if they “tell.” And while the public remains split on gay marriage, a record two-thirds in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll favor an alternative, civil unions for same-sex couples. Read more
Patrick Kennedy decides to retire from Congress. The LGBT community loses another voice in Congress. Read more
LDS Leader Elder Lance B. Wickman says that gay marriage is straining the religious voice. Read more
Portuguese lawmakers approve gay marriage. Read more
Rhode Island gets its first black, gay Speaker of the House. Read more
What can Barack Obama learn from George W. Bush. Read more
The politics of fear is still the Republican’s mantor. Read more
Support for Gays in the military depends on the question. Read more
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