Politics
Inside gay politics and how the political climate affects glbt people around the world.
Why You Should Vote Against Florida Proposition 2
What is proposition 2 in Florida and why should you vote against banning same-sex marriage in Florida.
What is proposition 2 in Florida and why should you vote against banning same-sex marriage in Florida.
Why You Should Vote Against Arizona Proposition 102
What is proposition 102 in Arizona and why should you vote against banning same-sex marriage in Arizona.
What is proposition 102 in Arizona and why should you vote against banning same-sex marriage in Arizona.
Victory Fund for Gay Politicians and Political Support
Interested in gay politics and trying to find the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender candidates in your area? The Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund helps voters find and support local LGBT candidates.
Interested in gay politics and trying to find the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender candidates in your area? The Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund helps voters find and support local LGBT candidates.
LGBT Equality Caucus
What is the LGBT Equality Caucus? U.S. House members Tammy Baldwin and Barney Frank form the LGBT Equality Caucus, the nation’s first congressional caucus with the express purpose of advancing equal rights for LGBT people.
What is the LGBT Equality Caucus? U.S. House members Tammy Baldwin and Barney Frank form the LGBT Equality Caucus, the nation’s first congressional caucus with the express purpose of advancing equal rights for LGBT people.
Sarah Palin on Gay and Lesbian Isssues
Where does Sarah Palin, as the Republican vice presidential candidate, stand on gay and lesbian issues?
Where does Sarah Palin, as the Republican vice presidential candidate, stand on gay and lesbian issues?
Joe Biden on Gay and Lesbian Issues
As the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, where does Joe Biden stand on gay rights?
As the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, where does Joe Biden stand on gay rights?
2008 Presidential Candidates on Gay and Lesbian Issues
Where do the 2008 presidential candidates stand on gay and lesbian issues?
Where do the 2008 presidential candidates stand on gay and lesbian issues?
Hillary Clinton on Gay and Lesbian Issues
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
Barack Obama on Gay and Lesbian Issues
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
Mitt Romney on Gay and Lesbian Issues
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
John McCain on Gay and Lesbian Issues
Republican presidential candidate John McCain responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
Republican presidential candidate John McCain responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
Mike Huckabee on Gay and Lesbian Issues
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee responds to the issues important to gay and lesbian people, such as same-sex (or gay) marriage, adoption and gays in the military.
William H. Pryor Jr., Anti-gay U.S. Court of Appeals Judge
Anti-gay William H. Pryor Jr. was confirmed as a U.S. Court of Appeals judge. What do gay rights organizations have to say?
Anti-gay William H. Pryor Jr. was confirmed as a U.S. Court of Appeals judge. What do gay rights organizations have to say?
Judge John Roberts on Gay Rights
Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr. has a fuzzy past on gay rights issues, but his decisions on other issues of equality concern gay rights activists. Will Roberts be good for gay rights?
Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr. has a fuzzy past on gay rights issues, but his decisions on other issues of equality concern gay rights activists. Will Roberts be good for gay rights?
2006 Mid-Term Elections: What GLBT People Need to Know
The 2006 mid-term elections may shift American politics. Here is what gays and lesbians need to know before voting in November.
The 2006 mid-term elections may shift American politics. Here is what gays and lesbians need to know before voting in November.