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.

We reported on Tuesday about Jennifer Tyrrell's newest campaign aimed at ending the Boy Scouts' ban on LGBT Americans by focusing on the CEO's of AT&T and Ernst & Young who moonlight as board members for the organization. Well, within hours of announcing the GLAAD-backed campaign, at least one CEO and Boy Scouts board member has responded positively.

A Board Member of the Ohio River Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America has resigned in protest of the organization's anti-gay firing of lesbian den leader Jen Tyrrell. Details follow. 

The hood sheathing Mike Heath, Ron Paul's campaign director in Iowa, has been lifted to reveal his position on the board of an anti-gay hate group. Details follow. 

Updated Thursday, 9:35 a.m. EST

The storm of controversy sparked by the AT&T/T-Mobile merger letter of recommendation GLAAD sent to the FCC doesn't seem to be dissipating anytime soon. First, the controversial letter of support that left the LGBT community scratching its collective chin lead to GLAAD President Jarret Barrios's resignation over the weekend. On Wednesday, six more heads of the organization reportedly topple. Today, GLAAD releases its first official statement on the string of resignations. Read it after the jump.