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Journalists are falling all over the revelation about Aiken. It is, of course, newsworthy by any standard and raises the opportunity to discuss such topics as the all-too-real 'celebrity closet' and broader issues regarding the struggles faced by gay parents.

But why are they afraid to pursue the Buse story, which has its own potential ramifications for not only the campaign, but also the LGBT community?"

[W]hat is the 'personal destruction' you are talking about? If Buse is out, then discussing the fact that Mark Buse is gay shouldn't be of any consequence -- unless there is something wrong with being out of the closet to the Republican base.

If you want to find out the real blockbuster make a deep research for the AIM DupontPig (maybe with an annex) in the chatrooms of some former webcammers in the years before Dec 2005.

After years of dodging questions, former 'American Idol' singer Clay Aiken will acknowledge he is a gay man in an interview with People magazine set to run on its Web site Wednesday, according to media reports.

Celebrity site Perezhilton.com on Tuesday published a photo of the cover of People magazine's upcoming issue on which Aiken cradles his new son, Parker Foster Aiken, in his arms.

The caption reads 'Yes, I'm Gay,' and underneath is a quote from Aiken on his decision to come out of the closet that says: 'I cannot raise a child to lie or to hide things.'

The Gay Left bloggers are falling all over themselves trying to get people to pay attention to the fact that there is an openly gay person working for Sen. John McCain. This is a newsflash?

Here’s the deal. Wacky Left bloggers are on a witch hunt and this time their target is John McCain’s chief-of-staff, Mark Buse. Blogger Mike Rogers, whose specialty is “outing” politicians and staffers he deems anti-gay (Republicans, of course), claims that he’s “outing” Buse as a gay man. Joining in the charade is the Republican-hating and always dramatic Michelangelo Signorile, who posted the hysterical headline: “Hypocrisy Bombshell: Antigay John McCain has a Gay Chief of Staff.

NEW YORK - Blogs on the Web said on Monday that John McCain's Chief of Staff, Mark Buse is homosexual and is causing certain ideological clashes due to McCain's strong position against couples of the same sex."

According to reports today, a person named Brian Davis, 46, is claiming to be Buse's ex boyfriend. In addition, a gay community source quotes anonymous people from the Log Cabin Republicans- the only organization of republicans who support equality for gay and lesbian Americans- who have also claimed Buse is homosexual.

A. John McCain
B. Barack Obama

Why, it's none other than the 56-year-old 'bachelor,' California Republican Congressman David Dreier, who recently ran away from me -- and ran behind a curtain -- shortly after I introduced myself (yes, and the video is below).

Lord's priorities: Tornadoes at gay events, ignoring dumb voters

The shifting numbers in today's poll seem to reflect, in part, the effects of changes made to the measure's ballot title and summary by Attorney General Jerry Brown earlier this summer.

Prop. 8's title initially was "Limit on Marriage." Its summary described the initiative as providing that only marriages between a man and a woman would be "valid or recognized in California."

Brown's office changed the title to "Eliminates Right of Same-Sex Couples to Marry." Officials said the wording better described what the initiative would do, although proponents alleged that the new description was biased and unsuccessfully tried to block it in court.

The wording change has increased opposition to the measure among voters who do not follow the issue closely, poll Director Mark DiCamillo said.

" 'Eliminates the right' -- those three words, no matter what you say after that, most people support preserving rights. Those words have a negative drag for those voters," he said.

A three-judge panel with the Minnesota Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments in Senator Larry Craig's latest attempt to clear his name.

A judge has previously ruled against him in his bid to reverse his signed guilty plea stemming from a June 2007 incident in which he was held at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport during an undercover sting under suspicion of soliciting gay sex in one of the airport's restrooms."

KEY WEST, Fla. -- A state judge has ruled against Florida's gay adoption ban, calling it 'unconstitutional' and allowing an openly gay foster parent to adopt a boy he's been raising.

Monroe Circuit Court Judge David Audlin Jr. said the 31-year-old law is contrary to the state constitution because it singles out a group for punishment. He added that adoption is in the 13-year-old's best interest. He has learning disabilities and special needs, and has lived with the foster parent since 2001."