Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain has previously insisted he supports California's Supreme Court's decision to legalize same-sex marriage.

Then, last week, conservative group Protect Marriage said that McCain backed their unholy mission: passing an amendment again restricting nuptials to one man, one woman. McCain's camp didn't reply to those allegations, but the homo-politicos over at Log Cabin Republicans dug into the candidate and confirmed the flip-flop.

Let the political expediency begin!

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Barack Obama's campaign claims they scheduled their interview with The Advocate ahead of outcry over the Senator's perceived gay silence. It seems to us that Kerry Eleveld's first question - "Let’s start with what’s hot, why the silence on gay issues?" - only supports our initial skepticism.

Timing aside, Obama offers Eleveld some more details on his gay policy, like how his Joint Chiefs of Staff won't necessarily have to come out against Don't Ask, Don't Tell…

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The presidential race hits critical mass this week as candidates prepare for Super Tuesday. Semantics aside, the Democratic contenders - Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton - are hoping to boost their standing by nabbing former rival John Edwards' gay supporters. And Obama seems to be in the lead.

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The Associated Press pays some attention to gay voting woes today. Apparently it takes an entire report to show that most homos don't like the Republicans, while others find the Democrats to be pandering ninnies.

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• Amy Winehouse popped into her husband Blake's court hearing today. As you can see, the singer went through loads of trouble getting gussied up. Sort of…

• The Advocate's Kerry Eleveld digs into South Carolina's pre-primary policy.

• The Democratic National Committee included trans delegates during 2004's convention. So where are the trannies during this race?

• Laura Kiritsy probes Florida's potential gay nuptial ban.

• Jack Mackenroth needs your help!

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The Republican party's having a gay identity crisis as of late - and the ideological winner could change the party's political fate, not to mention the election.

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Barack Obama took some time out of his busy schedule to sit down with The Advocate's Kerry Eleveld.

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