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Ex-House Speaker Dennis Hastert to plead guilty in hush-money case
This might ensure that any secrets from his days as a high school wrestling coach are never revealed publicly.
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Anti-gay lawmaker resigns after sexting entire contacts list video proof of his adultery
His statement claims the “time is right for me to pass the torch and spend more time with my family.”
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Josh Duggar’s Ashley Madison account revealed
A credit card belonging to a “Joshua J. Duggar” paid a grand total of $986.76 for two different subscriptions.
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Lawmaker who pretended to sleep with rentboy: “God is dead”
“I have been shown to be a hypocrite.”
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Following his resignation, former Archbishop John Neinstedt denies allegations
Neinstedt has called homosexuality “evil” in the past, and thinks equal marriage laws are a Satanic “man-made experiment” that would harm children.
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Perkins blames Secret Service prostitution scandal on repeal of ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’
Family Research Council president Tony Perkins claims that since the President has been “enforcing open homosexuality in our military” then he should not have been “upset” about the prostitution scandal, maintaining that Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’s repeal led to “a total breakdown” in “moral order.”
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Arizona sheriff comes out as gay amid allegations of misconduct
PHOENIX — An Arizona county sheriff seeking the GOP nomination for an Arizona congressional seat publicly came out as gay on Saturday, amid allegations of misconduct made by a man with whom he allegedly had a relationship.
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Minnesota gay community ‘apologizes’ to GOP adulteress for ruining her marriage
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — As far right-wing and so-called Christian “family values” groups continue to insist that same-sex marriage is a force that is destroying the sanctity of marriage, one Minnesota resident “apologized” on behalf of the state’s LGBTQ community for causing anti-gay GOP state senator Amy Koch to have an extramarital affair.
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Anti-gay Minnesota GOP Senate Majority Leader resigns amid scandal with senate staffer
Minnesota State Senate Majority Leader Amy Koch (R) has resigned her leadership post amid allegations of an “inappropriate relationship” with a Senate staffer. Koch, who is is married with one child, has been one of the leading proponents of Minnesota’s 2012 ballot initiative aimed at amending the state constitution to ban same-sex marriage.
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Embattled Indiana lawmaker says he’s not gay, admits to paying teen for ‘a good time,’ refuses to resign
In a bizarre turn of events, embattled Indiana state representative Phillip Hinkle has admitted to paying a young man $80 — but claims that he wasn’t paying for a sexual encounter. Hinkle, 64, acknowledged that he paid 18-year-old Kameryn Gibson “to have a good time,” yet insists in an interview with The Indianapolis Star that […]