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Harold Ford: Now It Is His Taxes, Defense Dept. Rejects Recognition of Same-Sex Partners of Educational Personnel, Hey Pro-DADT Guys, Did You Forget to Make a Case Against Lesbians?, and more…

Tags: 2010 US Census, Barack Obama, Barack Obama Nominations, DADT, Defense Dept, Defense of Marriage Act, Democrats, DOMA, Don't Ask Don't Tell, European Union, Federal Judges, gay marriage, GOP, Harold Ford, Justices, Kenya, LGBT, marriage equality, Massachusetts, Obama Administration, Republicans, same-sex divorce, same-sex marriage, same-sex marriage bans, South Africa, Texas, Uganda | by Victoria Lavin | February 16th, 2010, 8:51 am

There is a possiblity that Harold Ford didn’t pay taxes for the millions he made on Wall Street. Read more 

The Defense Dept. rejected the same-sex partner recognition citing it violates federal DOMA. Read more 

Autostraddle has a good post on DADT and lesbians. Read more 

Uganda police halt anti-gay demonstration while gay activist meet in secret in Kampala. Read more 

DC Agenda does a story on the LGBT community being counted and how important is it. Read more 

IA: Four Democrats sided with the GOP on the marriage ban. Read more 

European Union says that candidates must provide gay protections. Read more 

Gay marriage called off in Kenya because of protests. Read more 

South African wins Mr Gay World. Read more 

Lisa Keen on how there are no strong liberals among Obama’s appeals court nominees. Read more 

TIME: Can Obama rebuild any bipartisan trust among the Republicans? Read more 

John Covino: Does a piece on refining not redefining gay marriage debate. Read more 

According to LezGetReal, New Mexico domestic partnership bill was killed by the Senate. Read more 

CATO Institute to hold discussions on the LGBT Conservative Movement. Read more 

In Boston, MA there was a protest anti-gay bill in Uganda. Read more 

TX: Austin judge grants same-sex divorce. Read more

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