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Homosexual voters are expected to flock to the polls on Tuesday in a bid to tip as many close elections as they can to the Democrats, with presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry likely to get 90 percent of their vote. What's missing in some quarters, however, is an emotional outpouring for Mr. Kerry. "The real question in my mind is what happens after the election," said Andy Thayer, an activist with DontAmend.com, a group that is fighting bans on homosexual "marriage."

Chrissy Gephardt takes a slightly different approach to politicking than her father, U.S. Rep. Dick Gephardt (D-Mo.). Boasting a master’s degree in social work and a close relationship with the gay community, Chrissy Gephardt says she has established a rapport with interest groups that her father — a contender for the presidency in 2004 — has cozied up to from afar. While Gephardt campaigns for issues such as more sustainable energy sources and universal pensions, his daughter tours the nation to draw students to his voter base. Now a fulltime employee of Gephardt for President Inc., she makes frequent visits...

Blue and yellow confetti filled the air at 17th Street and Rhode Island Avenue on Saturday, October 11, as the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) raised its flag for the first time over its new headquarters building. The ceremony, coinciding with National Coming Out Day, drew local dignitaries, national celebrities, and more than a thousand supporters. The ceremony began at midday with former pro football player Esera Tuaolo singing "America the Beautiful" from atop the building's entrance as the American flag was raised from the ninth floor roof. Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) praised HRC for nationalizing the gay rights movement....

U.S. Supreme Court rewrites Constitution and 3,000 years of history WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court today rewrote the U.S. Constitution and 3,000 years of legal history by striking down the Texas sodomy law in a 6-3 decision. The court overrode the Constitution, the history of American law, and its own precedent by declaring in Lawrence v. Texas that there is a right to privacy to protect private, adult consensual sexual activity. Justice Kennedy wrote for the majority, and only Justices Scalia and Thomas and Chief Justice Rhenquist dissented. The majority reasoned, unbelievably, that because of the trend in state...

SCOTUS sided with the perverts.