Information must be free, yes? Then here's your regularly updated list of which U.S. Senators and House Representatives support the Employment Non-Discrimination Act — and those who don't.
The DNC Totally SCREWED US OVER in Maine. And Then Lied About It (20)
· glennmcgahee says: Daniel, get a grip. You might really believe that this is a generational thing... »
· glennmcgahee says: Not only money, but workers were pulled from Maine to he put heavier focus on the... »
Can’t A Television Show Say ‘Fag’ Anymore Without GLAAD Getting Upset? (48)
· Mr. Enemabag Jones says: straight to the point I’m straight as an arrow, use the word... »
· Fitz says: We have plenty of real things to go after— this is irrelevant. »
Robert Bellamy Jr. Bashed 2 Guys Because ‘God Made Me’ (16)
· Keith Kimmel says: I think people that believe in an invisible man in the sky who controls the world... »
· David Ehrenstein says: People who believe in a Big Invisible Bi-Polar Daddy Who Lives in The Sky... »
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Even Pastor Joel Osteen Can’t Explain Why God Might Have F’d Up By Making Gays (34)
· romeo says: @ MackMichael: BRAVO ! »
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· romeo says: @ Kate #42: Not any of our business? Here? Shows what you know about the gay world. LMAO... »
Maggie Gallagher’s Maine Condolence Letter Will Surely Cause You to Tear Up (24)
· FakeName says: Ah, so you’re an illiterate douchebag. Good to know. »
According to this, both my Senators and my Congressman support it – and I'm in Virginia! A pleasant surprise.
@Quinn: A lot more people support ENDA then most would believe. Its not marriage, so the if the fundies target it they have no real argument other than calling us less than human, and less people buy that argument than buy the "sanctity of marriage" bull shit.
Heath Schuler (D) NC. He might as well be a republican.
Curiously, Google wants you to log in to view the list. Why is it set up that way? My first reaction is that something is wrong here. Why should I have to disclose my identity to google and confirm it by typing in a password just to see this list?
From what I can gather, Google is gay friendly – the issue is not google per se but the idea that I should have to provide personally identifying information to a third party to see what my senators and congress critters are up to.