Tag Archives: Mitt Romney
The ‘REAL’ Problem with Log Cabin Republican’s Endorsement of Mitt Romney
Casey Pick, the program director for Log Cabin Republicans, writes on BlogHer about the reasoning behind Log Cabin Republicans qualified endorsed of Mitt Romney. The defense is peppered with ‘he’s not so bad’ and ‘we can work with him’ statements which would have been … Continue reading
Romney, As Mass. Governor, Opposed Birth Certificate Changes for Same-Sex Parents
Here’s a little glimpse of what Lesbian, Gays, Bisexuals and Transgender people may expect in the area of parenting from a Romney Presidency. From The Boston Globe: It seemed like a minor adjustment. To comply with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial … Continue reading
Log Cabin Republicans Become Cowardly Lion with Romney Endorsement
Another friend of Dorothy has now become the Cowardly Lion. Instinct Magazine is reporting that the gay conservative group, Log Cabin Republicans, have officially endorsed Mitt Romney for President with the laughable statement below (if the stakes weren’t so high … Continue reading
AZ Sheriff Paul Babeu Cleared of Wrongdoing
Back in February, Arizona Sherriff Paul Babeu was caught up in a bit of scandal. Allegedly he was accused of threatening to deport a former boyfriend if the boyfriend made their relationship public. Babeu at the time was co-chair of Mitt … Continue reading
Once Again, National Organization for Marriage Exploits African-American’s For Their Support
In a July 11th blog post, Brian Brown, President of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) once again trots out the ‘African-American support’ trope for show and tell: “Governor Romney has it exactly right that marriage as the union of one man … Continue reading
Tweet of the Day: Ariz. Sheriff Paul Babeu Cheers Veto Of SB 1062
SB 1062 was Arizona’s bill that would allow someone to use a “sincerely held religious belief” as a reason and defense to not provide services. The bill was mainly seen as a means of legalizing discrimination against gay people. It … Continue reading →