New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is arguing that the state does not want courts to waste time entertaining legal tantrums thrown by homophobic groups upset over equality. Details follow.

We feel for the students of Mt. Dora High School, where nauseous anti-gay teacher Jerry Buell has been deemed "fit for teaching" despite comparing himself to "Jesus Christ" and telling students that gays should be sent to their deaths on the front-lines of war. Thankfully, we're not alone in our concern for Mt. Dora students, as apparent by a clever petition that has captured national attention...

Teachings of Jerry Buell, the Florida teacher briefly suspended for calling marriage equality a "cesspool" that makes him want to throw up, have hit the Internet, and, folks, they aren't pretty. Last week, we brought word to you that Buell, fresh off the decision by the Lake County School District to reinstate his teaching status, promised to teach kids like "Jesus Christ himself." Today, thanks to Equality Florida, we get an idea of what Buell imagines Jesus would teach kids about gay people. 

Though (the now former) Puerto Rico Sen. Roberto Arango's 2009 vote for a constitutional ban on marriage equality truly victimized his LGBT constituents, the disgraced closet-case is now saying that he is the one due a pity party.

...well, maybe "tossed in jail" isn't the best wording. Surely, hate-group American Family Association doesn't want homosezzuals doing the nasty behind bars. Instead, how about, "American Family Association Wants All American Gays Imprisoned." With that clarification out of the way, what the what?! 

Jerry Buell, the Florida teacher who enjoys letting his Facebook friends know he gets a tummy ache and cramps from the "cesspool" of marriage equality, continues his 2011 World Hate Tour on CNN. This time, he's joined by the anti-gay Liberty Counsel as he defends his supposed right to teach bigotry.

I might not be able to wrap my head around the concept of "ex-gay," (see previous post) but I can certainly wrap my mind around "ex-homophobe." Tim Hardaway, the former NBA star who made homo headlines in 2007 when he professed his literal hatred of gay people on national radio, is now a vocal supporter of international LGBT rights. 

A washed-up UFC fighter, who has spent countless hours in the embrace of muscular, sweaty men, has made headlines today for refusing to train with gay fighters.

If Republican Herman Cain wants to be taken seriously as a 2012 GOP presidential candidate, perhaps he should attempt to reign-in the crazy. (Or should he let it run free, as evident in Michele Bachmann's insanity-spurred polling numbers?) Follow the jump to read why Cain wants Obama impeached.

Rick Perry, still riding high on the publicity wave after announcing his entry in the 2012 GOP presidential candidate poll, will give the keynote address at a fundraising dinner hosted by New Hampshire's leading "ex gay" organization, the Cornerstone Policy Group. Follow the jump to see if you can stomach the details...

A gay man literally stood up for his rights in Iowa today during a rally hosted by GOP presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty. Details and video, after the jump.

Just wow. 

Though he means "no disrespect to our Native American friends," evangelical pastor David Barton invoked images of scalping the GOP New York senators who voted for marriage equality and hanging his bloody prizes in the gallery to scare other lawmakers away from voting in favor of civil rights. Praise Jesus!