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Rachel Maddow, everyone’s favorite lesbian news anchor, took the liberty of having her staff voice the recently uncovered Official Military “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” comic book training guide. As Maddow points out, the policy made so much sense back in 2001 that the military needed to put it into comic book form so people could understand it. Keep in mind that in 2001, DADT was eight years old.
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Surveys are a funny thing. If written properly, they are valuable research tools that can gauge attitudes, beliefs, and opinions on anything you want to know. However, when a survey is written in a way that […]
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Yesterday Lt. Dan Choi and Capt. Jim Pietrangelo–the two gay soldiers who in an iconic move chained themselves to the White House fence this Spring–served the President… with a subpoena. You remember the exclusive pictures […]
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As someone else commented when I saw this originally on Facebook: We don’t have to ask– we can already tell! Happy Pride Weekend to all!
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The fast ends fast for Lt. Dan Choi, but will he be be picking it back up again sooner than we think?
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Here’s a clip from Larry King’s interview with Lady Gaga, airing tonight 9pm ET on CNN. We’re so going to watch this, it starts in 5 minutes! Click here to follow All Things Lady Gaga.
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Are a couple college same-sex hook-ups enough evidence to call a man in his 50s gay? Mike Rogers seems to think so, but what do you think?
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Madonna had a tale to tell. Mike Rogers, apparently does as well–and its about what Mark Kirk ISN’T telling us.
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The DADT repeal compromise has passed the house, and now goes to the Senate–but after that the firings may continue ad infinitum until the Pentagon completes its part in the repeal, and the White House forces changes in Defense policy.
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Will Lt. Dan Choi’s DADT fast make DADT repeal go faster?