A big shakeup at homocon group GOProud has been announced today: co-founders Jimmy LaSalvia and Chris Barron are stepping down as heads of the organization. 

Details follow.

Everything's not coming up roses for Washington florist Barronelle Stutzman.

The newest darling of the anti-gay movement is facing a second lawsuit after breaking the state anti-discrimination law by refusing to sell flowers to a gay couple. 

There has been plenty controversy and gay community in fighting this week following homo-con group GOProud's official endorsement of anti-gay Mitt Romney as president. Thankfully, Metro Weekly's Chris Geidner helps us sort out the madness and provides some insight into what went on behind-the-scenes of GOProud's tight vote.

Though previously unimaginable, GOProud—that perplexing con$ervative organization that claims to support LGBT rights—has managed to out-do itself with statements implying Rick Santorum would make a better president than Obama. 

Unhappy that Brett Ratner was profusely apologetic for using the same homophobic slur countless individuals hear as they're being attacked for being gay, GOProud's lead piece Chris Barron went on an editorial rant against GLAAD's effect on Ratner in a Friday post at The Daily Caller. So, which criticisms do the supposedly pro-gay activist loft GLAAD's way?

Last week we brought you word that gay conservative group GOProud (of which Ann Coulter now serves as a chair) was once again banned from the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). Today, GOProud has ended the silence on the stinging diss. So, what do leaders of the group Chris Barron and Jimmy LaSalvia have to say about the shun heard 'round the world?

GOProud: The party of rejection. Once again the black sheep of the LGBT family does something that could undermine our cause: they beg for inclusion into the wrong circles. Don't they know inclusion is a progressive, not conservative quality? American Conservative Union didn't want you representing the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) last year and they don't want you to this year. Are you still proud? Details after the jump.

It might have garnered CPAC an extra serving of headlines this year, but GOProud will reportedly not get any loving from the annual conservative convention in 2012.

Outlets (including the vehemently homophobic World Net Daily) are reporting that members participating at a CPAC Board Meeting on Monday voted to ban GOProud from the convention next year. Though the handful of boycotts this year from NOM and SPLC-certified hate groups like the Family Research Council likely played a role in today's alleged decision, reports that GOProud Chris Barron trolled the convention floor calling fellow conservatives "bigots" will likely come-out as the key reason organizers are banning the group.