New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie found himself in quite a pickle this week when he didn't exactly come out against "ex-gay" therapy, which is currently facing court time in his state. After facing backlash and a PR nightmare from his Democratic gubernatorial challenger, Christie's office released a statement of clarification late Thursday night.

It's been a tough week for hate group leader Tony Perkins.

It's clear more than ever that his friends in the GOP are on the verge of leaving his outmoded discriminatory views behind in favor of being on the right side of history. If the trend holds up, says Tony, and the 2016 Republican presidential candidates wise up and support civil marriage for all Americans, then he will start a third party.

The Chelsea Clinton contraband that NBC refused to air because she's an official peacock correspondent has been taken off the black market and onto the Internet. Follow the break for more on the taboo brilliance that is Chelsea Clinton's pro-same-sex marriage PSA after the break!

It's written in the Bible (or in the HRC training manual, can't remember which) that "those who support love shall be rewarded" or something. It's a great saying (even if we did just make it up after a lunchtime margarita or three, and it will come to life for the states of Maine, Maryland and Washington when marriage equality goes into effect in the coming months. 

Future textbooks documenting the "Historic LGBT Elections of 2012" will have yet another bullet point to address as Rep. Tina Kotek is on the road to becoming Oregon's first openly gay House Speaker. 

Humanity wins when civil rights wins, but The Assumption Church in Barnesville, Minnesota is acting like a big, sore loser after bigotry lost at the ballot box last week. Details follow. 

The Raiders may have lost to Brendon Ayanbadejo's Baltimore Ravens, but they were nothing but great sportsman on field and in the locker room.

Brendon tells TMZ that on Sunday, three Raiders congratulated him on marriage equality's win in Maryland in a move that squash's the already-stale NFL locker room stereotype. 

The Vatican, bruised from the historic outpouring of love that brought victory to the big four marriage equality battles earlier this month, won't go down without a fight. Vatican Spokesman Father Federico Lombardi has made it clear that Catholic Church heirarchy are pissed off at the majorities of Americans who voted for love. To save humanity from the slippery slope that marriage equality has caused all around the world (ahem), the Big Man wearing the lace dress and chiffon robe will amp up the fight for the "privileged recognition" of opposite-sex marriage. 

The votes were too close to call nearly a week ago on Election Night, but after improving odds, Rep. Krysten Sinema has emerged the winner of an Arizona seat to become the first openly bisexual member of the U.S. Congress!

After endorsing a presidential ticket (and dozens of other candidates) that promised a constitutional amendment banning marriage equality, "LGBT" group GOProud has suddenly undergone major heart surgery to finally support the civil rights issue.

My, what could've happened to spark such an about face?

Oh yea, that whole election landslide thing. 

San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone isn't as delighted as President Obama is after marriage equality reigned in the 2012 elections. In a hateful statement released this week, Cordileone warns of great repercussions for society after four states voted against bigotry on Tuesday. 

Not even allowing the citizens of Maine who find themselves on the right side of history a weekend to celebrate, the Christian Civic League has already started making plans to bring marriage equality back before voters in yet another referendum.