What the what? Has NOM, like most other oddly anti-gay conservatives just subtly come out of the closet? 

Not quite, unfortunately.

Scott Lively, the American face of Uganda's "Kill the Gays" bill, is being sued by an LGBT organization based in the African nation. Details follow. 

Hate leaders across the nation are trembling with fear today after GLAAD unveiled its latest campaign, the much-needed Commentator Accountability Project. The new project sets to educate media outlets on the hateful, unscientific and dangerous rhetoric spread regularly by more than three dozen homophobes (such as Tony Perkins and Maggie Gallagher) who bill themselves as "pro-family experts" and social commentators. Their days in the national spotlight are numbered. Details on CAP, after the jump.

Ohio's ardent anti-gay Attorney General has rejected a petition seeking to repeal the state's marriage equality ban. Details follow. 

Rick Santorum has such a hard on for Kirk Cameron. It might have taken him a few weeks to react to the news (slow is a word that certainly applies to Santorum), but man, did he get excited when speaking about his anti-gay bedfellow with Piers Morgan over the weekend.

"One Million" Moms will retreat to its dank basement with its tail between its legs to sniff out a new source of unreasonable outrage now that its protest against JC Penney and Ellen DeGeneres has officially been removed from its hateful agenda. Details follow.

According to a new SPLC report, the number of anti-gay hate groups has nearly doubled in America in the past year. Details follow. 

Oh, Michele Bachmann. The mental Olympics your disconnected thinking forces us to participate in means we can skip cardio this evening at the gym and have an extra margarita at Chipotle (yes, we even drink at Chipotle). On Monday night, Bachmann called CNN host Piers Morgan rude, told him that gay people should not have equal rights after insisting she is not judgemental, and then threw a tantrum while explaining the difficult hardships she faces in her chosen lifestyle as a bigot. Grab some popcorn and follow the jump to sit back and watch a bona fide train wreck. 

On the high heels of Washington's fight to retain marriage equality arrives Maryland's. Within a week of the state adopting the right for its same sex couples comes a National Organization for Marriage-backed effort to repeal it, the Maryland Marriage Alliance. Details follow. 

Pat Buchanan finally made his departure from MSNBC official this week in a column entitled "The New Blacklist," where he also curmudgeonly blasts LGBT orgs like HRC for holding him accountable for bigotry. 

With the help of the National Organization for Marriage, homophobes in Washington wasted no time to file a referendum seeking to repeal the state's freshly-minted marriage equality. 

Usually Brian Brown doesn't need any help making himself look like an idiot. So, just imagine the depths of dolt to which Brown descends when someone like Freedom to Marry's Evan Wolfson is on hand to point out the holes in the hate-group leader's flawed, broken-record talking-point recital. Thankfully, you don't have to imagine! (It's Monday, we won't make you work too hard, ravishing readers.) Wolfson and Brown appeared on New York's ABC 7 to debate marriage equality in New Jersey over the weekend, and guess which one had his dimpled ass handed to him on a platter?