The Log Cabin Republicans are calling out the GOP on their anti-gay political stance in a new ad published today on Politico. 

Could the gay conservative group finally be growing tired of the second (or third) class status they're being given within their own party?

Check out the ad after the jump.

As Republicans convene this week to assess their party's arguably failing platform, social conservatives are threatening to jump ship if the party takes any steps in the direction towards equality.

Thirteen influential wingnuts (joined, of course, by hate group leader Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council) penned a letter to the Republican National Committee telling them to affirm the party's 2012 platform, which supported a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage and supported the Defense of Marriage Act, or face abandonment by their socially conservative base.

More after the jump.

Is Rush Limbaugh admitting defeat?

The conservative radio host acknowledges that "the genie is out of the bottle" and that nationawide marriage equality is "inevitable."

Is this real life??

Listen after the jump. 

The Conservative Political Action Conference is about to get a little gayer. 

Notably absent from the conference's schedule was any mention of LGBT equality (and gay groups like GOProud and the Log Cabin Republicans weren't even invited to attend). 

That's now changed. One of CPAC's sponsors, the Competitive Enterprise Institute will now be hosting a pro-gay rights panel. 

Details after the jump.

With a bit of tongue in booty-cheek sass, the Charlotte LGBT Chorus tackled anti-gay conservative totems in a performance of "God Bless You Chick-Fil-A" at its holiday concert over the weekend. 

Young Conservatives For The Freedom To Marry has announced that outspoken Republican LGBT advocate, Meghan McCain will be joining their leadership committee. 

More after the jump.

The announcement marks a reversal for conservative Linda McMahon, the wife of the WWE chairman and CEO Vince, who previously supported the Defense of Marriage Act. Check out how Linda feels about marriage equality now, after the jump!

Remember Canada?

It's been awhile since we've taken a history course, but if we dust off our middle school textbooks and flip through the pages once again we'll be reminded of the great civilization of Canada was wiped off the map because it allowed same-sex couples to enter into a legal civil contract together. "Worse than the A-bomb," the headlines read according to history books. 

Except that NEVER happened. Someone should kindly inform lady's man of the moment Rep. Todd Akin, who believes that marriage equality destroys civilizations. Check out Rep. "Legitimate Rape" Akin's comments about the gays after the jump. 

They've been pretty quiet on the issue so far, but what do the Log Cabin Republicans have to say about all of the Chick-fil-A uproar?

Executive Director R, Clarke Cooper speaks out after the jump.

The Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry are speaking out following their kick-off event earlier this month.

Check out their message to fellow conservatives on why the freedom to marry whomever you choose is a fundamental conservative value, after the jump.

As if they weren't already perfect for each other based on their sheer 10 ratings alone, now the world is coming to learn that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are even more star-crossed because their parents are a bit backward. 

Jon Voight, the one time famous actor who is now mostly known for being Angie's dad (and for random anti-Obama rants), appeared on Fox "News" to defend Jane Pitt's homophobic love letter to Mitt Romney. 

So, what does Jon have to say about his future family member's disdain for the gays becoming public?

The train heading toward marriage equality is showing no signs of stopping and it appears that conservatives—specifically young conservatives—don’t want to be left in the dust!

Today, Freedom to Marry, the campaign to win marriage nationwide, is launching Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry, a new campaign that will highlight and build support for the freedom to marry among young people across America who identify as conservative. The campaign launch will take place at a kickoff event in Washington, D.C.

More after the jump.