Pew Research has posted a 20-year timeline on the history of bans on same-sex marriage and the subsequent state-by-state wins. Hit the link and drag the timeline bar to the right. (Tipped by JMG reader Lynda)
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HomoQuotable – Sara Gilbert
“I think if you’re on a show called My Husband’s Not Gay, then your husband’s gay. But I also think there is a reverse bullying in the gay community where you can’t do it a certain way and – I’m sure this is controversial – but I think if a guy is attracted to guys and he wants to try …
Read More »Sia – Elastic Heart
Featuring Shia LaBeouf and Maddie Ziegler of Dance Moms.
Read More »ITALY: Court Recognizes Citizenship Of Foreign-Born Child Of Gay Parents
Via Reuters: An Italian court has for the first time recognised the legal status of a child born to a gay couple in a ruling, made public on Wednesday, that challenges the country’s official stance on marriage only being between a man and a woman. Italy, where the Roman Catholic church still has a great influence on politics, does not …
Read More »Lindsey Graham Welcomes Joni Ernst To Senate With A Hog Castration Device
Ernst’s first campaign ad bragged that she is a woman of the people because she has castrated hogs. As all people have.
Read More »Robertson: Bob McDonnell Was Seduced By A Woman, Just Like Adam Was
One of Pat Robertson’s “charities” had offered to employ McDonnell in lieu of a prison sentence.
Read More »Obama & Kerry Condemn Attack In Paris
Via CNN: President Barack Obama strongly condemned the terror attack in Paris on Tuesday that claimed 12 lives and praised France for standing “shoulder to shoulder” in the fight against terrorism. Obama said in a statement that the U.S. would provide “any assistance” to “America’s oldest ally” in bringing the terrorists to justice. Obama was briefed on the attack against …
Read More »FRANCE: Twelve Killed By Terrorists At Paris Offices Of Satire Magazine
Via the BBC: Gunmen have shot dead 12 people at the Paris office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in an apparent militant Islamist attack. Four of the magazine’s well-known cartoonists, including its editor-in-chief, were among those killed, as well as two police officers. A major police operation is under way to find three gunmen who fled by car. President …
Read More »FLORIDA: AG Pam Bondi Dodges Questions On Dropping Same-Sex Marriage Appeal
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi was sworn in to her second term yesterday after which reporters mobbed her on the steps of the state Capitol Building to grill her about the lifting of the ban on same-sex marriage. Bondi twice said she sends her “best wishes” to newly married couples, but dodged questions about dropping her appeal to the Eleventh …
Read More »NORTH CAROLINA: Greensboro Approves LGBT Rights In Housing & Employment
Matt Comer reports at Q Notes: City Council members in Greensboro, N.C., unanimously passed several new ordinance changes at their meeting on Tuesday, making it the first city in the state to prohibit anti-LGBT discrimination in housing, among other protections. The city’s move toward more inclusive local policies follows similar proposals and discussion in Charlotte, the state’s largest city, though …
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