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Rethinking healthcare reform
What did last month’s healthcare summit really do? Regardless of opinion, the broadcast was highly viewed. One could argue, at the very least, it shed a light on what often seems to be a mystical ...
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Creep of the Week: Ryan Sorba
You know you’re a creep when you get booed off the stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference for being too antigay. But that’s exactly what happened to Ryan Sorba, a member of Californ...
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Gays without borders
The gay news from Africa gets more frightening every day. In Uganda, a member of Parliament said he would hang his son if he learned that he was gay. He said this while the Ugandan Parliament deba...
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Creep of the Week: Nancy Elliott
Woah there, state Rep. Nancy Elliott (R-N.H.). Relax. No one is trying to anal-sex you. Though this is something you apparently think about a lot. So much, in fact, that you must not have realized...
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Creep of the Week: Oliver North
If we let gays into the military, the terrorists have won. Or so thinks Oliver “Iran-Contra Affair” North, who wrote last week that by repealing “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” President Obama was puttin...
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Creep of the Week: Rob Schenck
From the reaction of the religious right to President Obama calling for the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” you’d have thought he had issued a call for assless chaps and ball-gags instead of bo...
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Creep of the Week: Hak-Shing William Tam
You know what? If gay marriage is just a ploy to get child rape legalized, then to hell with it. Can I get an amen? No? OK, how about a WTF ? This is one of the lunacy-based claims made by Hak-Sh...
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Liberty City is looking for new members
Liberty City Democratic Club was founded in the fall of 1994 by activists who wanted to ensure issues impacting lesbians and gays took on greater prominence in the Democratic Party. In addition, t...
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The day things change
If you follow the news, you know that Jan. 1 was a big day in New Hampshire. That’s the day recreational fishermen had to begin to register to fish for smelt. Days don’t come any bigger. If you’re...
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