Joe.My.God. LGBT News

At this writing Santorum has won Minnesota and Missouri. Colorado isn’t fully in yet, but Santorum has a double-digit lead. GOP turnout in all three states is way down. Yay. Frothy upends Mittens. Yay. Swingrich is sputtering on national television. Yay. Infighting is funny. Yay. Oh, yeah. Prop 8. YAY. All in all, a very good day.

“Today, unelected judges cast aside the will of the people of California who voted to protect traditional marriage. This decision does not end this fight, and I expect it to go to the Supreme Court. I believe marriage is between a man and a woman and, as president, I will protect traditional marriage and appoint judges who interpret the Constitution …

No specific comment on today’s ruling other than the standard line about Obama’s general opposition to efforts to deny rights to same-sex couples.

Just in from today’s big loser: “If every person receiving this email contributed just $63.00, our appeal to the Supreme Court would be fully funded—instantly!” They say they need another $2 million.

“This is a travesty of justice and it undermines the legitimacy of the judiciary. When judges find that there is a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, it’s absolutely absurd. This is, I think, an illustration of why the judiciary has lost the confidence of the American people. If you look at ideology, pushed by this particular panel, obviously that’s what …

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld the dismissal of a Centers For Disease Control counselor who was fired after saying that her Christian faith did not allow her to see homosexual clients. Walden worked as a contractor for the CDC in 2007 when a woman came to her for advice involving a same-sex relationship. She was let go …

The anti-gay Minnesota For Marriage appears to have dodged state campaign finance laws in accepting shielded donations from NOM and the Catholic Church. Rosie Gray reports at Buzzfeed: Minnesota for Marriage Chairman John Helmberger sent a series of emails soliciting contributions not to its own political action committee – which must disclose its donors – but to a non-profit group …