Gay Men To That!!

In a very contentious CNN focus group, Trump voters clashed with each other's opinions of Trump. Some very regretful for their support were arguing with those who still passionately defended the President. Things got very heated when one voter said we have a lot of idiots who voted for him, including myself at one time. Via Mediate : The panel was an even split of backers and critics, and Arthur Schaper started things off by lauding Trump’s performance in office so far. These plaudits were countered by Jeremy Montanez, who called Trump a bigoted “monster” while slamming the White House’s separation of migrant families at the southern border.   The panel ended up holding a conversation about illegal immigration and migrant parents who had their children taken away even though they tried crossing the border through the proper legal channels. This segued into a debate about whether Trump is responsible for the increasing levels of divisiveness around the country.

Kris Kobach This is really going to go over well with the electorate (sarcasm alert).  If you're losing, just remove your opponent from the ballot.  Republicans just don't want there to be a fair election.  If you're wondering why I am posting this story...well...just look at him!!  Crazy can be hot, after all!  He has compare gays and lesbians to drug users and polygamists. Via Talking Points Memo: Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, an  informal advisor  to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, said on Thursday he and his fellow members of a state board were considering removing President Barack Obama from the Kansas ballot this November. Kobach is part of the State Objections Board along with Attorney General Derek Schmidt and Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer, all Republicans.  The Topeka Capital-Journal reported  that on Thursday the board agreed consider whether to take Obama off the ballot because they said they lacked suffici...

A Few weeks ago,    Laurel Ramseyer posted her concern on PamsHouseBlend regarding Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren's support for GLBT issues.  Gladly, it seems her concern was unwarranted.   Via ThinkProgress.org Elizabeth Warren — who is challenging Scott Brown’s (R-MA) senate seat in Massachusetts — is   reiterating her support   for same-sex marriage and greater equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in the workplace. Warren also joined the  growing list of lawmakers   calling for the repeal of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, which prevents the federal government from recognizing married gay couples and offering them federal benefits: "I’m deeply proud to be from Massachusetts because the Commonwealth has been the nation’s leader in protecting and promoting equality – from marriage equality to the recently passed Transgender Equal Rights Bill. Congress and the President have also recently taken historic step...