Saturday, November 1, 2008

Rachel Maddow ridicules Kit Bond for his latest rant


Sen. Kit Bond (R-MO) made a buffoon of himself Friday at a GOP campaign rally with vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin. He dodderingly railed against Obama's desire to appoint judges who have "a heart, have an empathy for the teenage mom, the minority, the gay, the disabled." That's all apparently bad in Kitland.

The gay comment might have played well with the hand-picked GOP crowd, but the "teenage mom" bit might not have gone over very well with Bristol Palin's mother, who was sitting nearby.

Bond's most recent HRC scores have been 20, 11, and 0. He will be up for re-election in 2010, when he will be 71.

MSNBC talking head Rachel Maddow takes Bond to task for his assininity:





Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Indiana Democratic Party funds anti-gay mailer


The Indiana Democratic Party has funded an anti-gay, anti-choice campaign mailer for state House candidate Andy Schemenaur, according to the Bilerico Project.

Messages demanding an explanation and accountability may be sent to Indiana Democratic Party Chair Dan Parker and Executive Director Jenny Hill Weiser at dparker@indems.org and jhill@indems.org.



Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Monday, October 6, 2008

Look familiar?


In searching Tammy Baldwin's and Barney Frank's congressional web sites for news to share here, I noticed something of minor historical interest. The graphic on the left is a map of Frank's congressional district, Massachusetts' Fourth. The graphic on the right needs no introduction to students of American history.








Bill O’Reilly goes nuts when Barney Frank corrects him






Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Don't eliminate marriage for anyone


Both sides on California's Proposition 8, which would ban gay marriage, are unleashing the millions of dollars that they have raised. Below is a pro-gay marriage ad put out by the folks at NoOnProp8.com.

The worst mistake that supporters of gay marriage could make is to be complacent and to assume that, surely, liberal California will defeat the measure. There are many conservatives inland as well as in pockets on the coast, such as Orange County. Moreover, jurisdictions elsewhere, such as the District of Columbia, will be watching the result before they decide whether to move forward with their own gay marriage effort. A setback in California will be a national setback for years.





 
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