Joe.My.God. LGBT News

DeMaio has been blocking some writers and reporters on Twitter, but this one he likes.

Via the Topeka Courier-Journal: Less than a week after a federal hearing, supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage will once again meet in court, this time at the Kansas Supreme Court. The Kansas Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments Thursday in the case of a Johnson County judge who directed a clerk to issue a same-sex marriage license in October. …

“If the Mayor thought pulling the subpoenas would take some of the heat off, she quickly discovered that it only exposed the real controversy — which was invalidating the referendum to begin with. In the fierce back and forth over the measure, Parker said the bill was ‘personal.’ What she didn’t realize was how personally Houston would take it. And …

Taylor Swift, the nation’s top selling artist, yesterday pulled all of her music off Spotify in one of the biggest moves in the long-simmering war between musicians and streaming music services. The decision means that a large number of fans will have only one option to hear Swift’s new album, “1989,” and that’s to buy it, which hundreds of thousands …

From the Washington Post: All three models agree on the six Republican pickups that should hand the GOP the majority — either Tuesday or, potentially, on Dec. 6 after a runoff in Louisiana. Election Lab, LEO and FiveThirtyEight give Republicans a 70 percent or better chance of winning: Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, Montana, South Dakota and West Virginia. The latter three …

Hate group leader Janet Porter says that the six North Carolina magistrates who have resigned rather than fulfill their sworn duties have been “forced from office.”

“Dear Joe, This is it: Election Day. I am writing today to encourage you to make sure, whatever it takes, that you get out there and vote, and vote for the values we hold dear. Vote for the rights and fundamental liberties given us by God and secured by the first amendment. Vote for a system of government that is …

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Last year hundreds of violent anti-gay extremists attacked a tiny gay pride parade in Montenegro. This year’s even smaller event went off yesterday without incident and under heavy police protection as the small nation campaigns to join the European Union. Via Yahoo News: Barely 100 people joined a gay pride parade Sunday in the capital of deeply conservative Montenegro, vastly …