What a night! As I sat prepping for YearlyKos, the convention of the liberal blogosphere, Mike Stark of Calling All Wingnuts posted some great news at DailyKos. I can’t imagine ...
The progressive gay blogosphere has arrived and the rest of the political world is cordially invited to take notice. The addition of former Senator Mike Gravel (D-AK) to the upcoming ...
Just this week… US Senator David Vitter was exposed for using the DC Madam’s services… Florida House member Bob Allen was arrested in Florida for offering a cop money for ...
The addition of former Senator Mike Gravel (D-AK) to an upcoming Human Rights Campaign presidential candidate forum represents a sea change for the progressive gay blogosphere. Whether one thinks Gravel ...
Hustler offers $1 million for sex smut on Congress: Hustler magazine is looking for some scandalous sex in Washington again — and willing to pay for it. “Have you had ...
Patrick McHenry will blame liberals and Democrats for exposing McHenrygate. After all, this is the guy who blamed Foleygate on Pelosi. Then comes this document dump, showing complaints filed by ...
[Research for this story provided by Muriel Kane.] Update: Matt at InterstateQ, one of my favorite sites, has the latest on McHenry’s nighttime buddy. CBS News reported today that Michael ...
Less than one week after this blog started, I reported on the danger Kirk Fordham was to the gay community. Fordham, who went on to become a central figure in ...
Back in October, I spent a few hours with Dave Halliday, a reporter from Al Gore’s Current TV. Somehow I missed the result of that filing when it went up. ...
The morning DNC meeting had some great speeches. From my seat the best orator by far was Barak Obama. The most popular speaker was Hillary Clinton. And, I believe, Chris ...
Greetings.
I started this site in response to the use of marriage equality as a wedge issue during the 2004 elections. At the same time politicians and political operators were working against equality they were also living their lives in the closet.
People are entitled to privacy and the exposure of someone's sexual orientation without their permission is unacceptable to me. Reporting on the hypocrisy of those who represent us in government? That's an entirely different matter.
Welcome to BlogActive.com,
Michael Rogers
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