We Serve It, Even When It's Hard To Swallow
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivered a speech this week in Geneva, Switzerland, where she spoke on the recognition of human rights, particularly human rights for LGBT citizens around the world. One particular portion of Ms. Clinton’s speech has resonated with the public and is being shared at a feverish pace in the past few days…
The old Biblical idiom “out of the mouths of babes” couldn’t be more apt than for this brave young man. Eight-year-old Elijah confronted crass, homophobic Michele Bachmann at a book signing and gave her a piece of his mind on her hateful rhetoric against people like his mom, a gay parent.
I love it when political candidates are forced to handle real questions from an informed citizen. That’s just what 16-year-old Jane Schmidt did to Michele Bachmann during a campaign stop this past week when she asked the candidate what she would do to support “LGBT rights.”
Right-wing religious extremist Bryan Fischer celebrates the pending retirement of Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) by attacking the openly gay congressman for influencing men to be homosexual and get AIDS, eventually causing their deaths.
One of the highest trending videos over the weekend is this emotional and blunt public service announcement from Australia dealing with discrimination and marriage equality.
This is one of those rare video finds that takes the time to explain in the simplest terms how the American economy got so screwed up, how the wealthiest 1% assumed so much control, why there is a need for the Occupy movement to succeed, and the real difference between Democrats and Republicans.
It turns out when people figure out the Republican agenda for the country, they want no part of it, and the country ceases to be the mythical “center-right” nation that right-wing apologists like to speak of, and tilts full on to the left. John Kasich got spanked in Ohio for his anti-union overreach, Maine reinstated same-day voter registration…
First of all, the idea that an omnipotent being would give a Buddha’s butt about an election is ridiculous, and is further evidence of how dangerous these supposed “Christians” really can be when influencing their misguided flock. Secondly, we think Jesus would weigh all the issues, consider all the candidates and their beliefs, then come down squarely in support of …
Republicans and neo-conservatives have been clamoring about the threat same-sex marriage poses to the institute of traditional marriage. Gay and lesbian couples who have gained the right to marry in some states have already proven more of a commitment to their life-partners than Kardashian showed to her hubby; if Bieber truly did cheat on his long-time girlfriend, well, not to be graphic here, but it wasn’t his values doing the salutin’.
Columnist and activist Dan Savage, who founded the “It Gets Better” movement following the rash of gay suicides last year, has openly challenged Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain to prove the candidate’s recent claim that being gay “is a choice” by choosing to be gay!
“If you’re into same-sex play, get down on your knees and pray. Because my God says you weren’t born that way…All you sinners can’t survive my Bachmann Turner Overdrive.”
She’s made calls in the past that gays should be banned from teaching and other professions that directly deal with children. Harvey is now telling parents that they should not allow gay doctors to treat their children…
Eric Cantor, who invested heavily in a mutual fund that bet against US Treasury Bonds (you profit when the U.S. debt is bad), is one of the gluttonous fat cats that the Occupy movement is targeting. No wonder he would refer to them as “mobs.” The same Eric Cantor who is married to Diane Cantor, a banking executive who has profited greatly from the foreclosure crisis, and whose employer received bailout funds from TARP and has not paid it back
“We don’t believe in the kind of smallness that says it’s okay for a stage full of political leaders — one of whom could end up being the president of the United States — being silent when an American soldier is booed. We don’t believe in that.”
Nearly 19,000 questions were submitted on YouTube for Thursday’s Google and Fox News Republican Primary debate in Florida. More than 100,000 votes were cast to help determine the questions…We took those 19,000 questions, which were asked among nine varying categories, and analyzed the words people used when expressing their perspectives
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