Michigan
Andrew Shirvell FIRED From Assistant Attorney General Position
So, this happened: A Michigan assistant attorney general who started a blog against the University of Michigan’s openly gay student body president has been fired,
Wait, Is Gary Glenn Saying MI Candidate Toni Sessoms Is Gay?
This is hilarious, in terms of the extreme desperation the Religious Right is starting to show toward all things gay. It’s a robo-call from Gary
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Michigan Citizen Speaks Out against Rogue Attorney General’s Office
Chris Armstrong talks with Anderson Cooper about being stalked and bullied online by Michigan’s deranged assistant attorney general Andrew Shirvell and his lawless boss, attorney
Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox Defends Andrew Shirvell on AC360
Yesterday I wrote about the creepy, creepy story of Michigan Assistant Attorney General Andrew Shirvell, who has embarked on what amounts to a disturbing stalking
Disturbed Michigan Assistant Attorney General Apparently Obsessed with Gay College Student
I’ve seen this story percolating here and there, and all I can say is that these are the actions of a very disturbed, bizarre, and
Vatican Faces U.S. Lawsuits — So Why Don’t ‘Ex-Gay’ Abusers Face Justice?
The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports today: The U.S. Supreme Court today upheld an appellate court ruling that the Vatican can be sued for sexual cleared
Don’t Call It ‘Faith’
Let’s please not call it “faith” sharing when a Christian group is so insecure in its religion that it must stalk Muslims who are minding
TWO Exclusive: Linda Harvey’s Extremism On Display In Michigan
Radio host, ‘Christian’ activist met by crowd of 200-plus LGBT people in Michigan appearance She Applauds Holocaust Revisionist Scott Lively and Claims To Have Worked
Michigan Sec. State Candidate Has His Priorities in Order, Oh Boy
Via Right Wing Watch comes news of Michigan Republican Paul Scott from Grand Blanc, who is running on a four-pronged platform. One of those prongs
Michigan Now Protects Antigay Bullies AND Alleged Sex-Abusers
The Michigan state senate voted Wednesday to reject a measure that would protect students from violence committed on the basis of sexual orientation. Opponents of
