Keith Olbermann’s special comment on the passage of Proposition 8.

I was as disappointed as anyone over the passage of Proposition 8 in California banning gay marriage. For me it’s always been an issue of basic fairness and the feeling of disappointment was even greater than when Michigan passed a similar amendment to our state’s constitution. Michigan has enough backwards people in it that it . . . → Read More: Keith Olbermann’s special comment on the passage of Proposition 8.

Connecticut Supreme Court rules in favor of gay marriage.

Good news on the equality front as yet another state has ruled that gays have a right to get married:

Connecticut Supreme Court rules in favor of gay marriage – AmericaBLOG

The Connecticut Supreme Court just released its decision in the case of Kerrigan v. Commissioner of Public Health.  By a 4-3 decision, the Court . . . → Read More: Connecticut Supreme Court rules in favor of gay marriage.

California joins Massachusetts in allowing homosexuals to marry.

So the California Supreme Court decided to strike down the state’s anti-gay marriage law and already some pundits are claiming it will make gay marriage a campaign issue. Which is fine, I suppose, because it puts John McCain in a rather awkward position:

John McCain, the GOP nominee-in-waiting whose position on the issue rankles the . . . → Read More: California joins Massachusetts in allowing homosexuals to marry.

Maybe There Is A God After All…

Can it be? Is it really true? Yes, it appears that it is. An Iowa judge has allowed gays to marry in that state:

DES MOINES, Iowa – A county judge struck down Iowa’s decade-old gay marriage ban as unconstitutional Thursday and ordered local officials to process marriage licenses for six gay couples.

Gay . . . → Read More: Maybe There Is A God After All…