Meghan McCain, daughter of former presidential candidate Senator John McCain, has been a pretty outspoken advocate for LGBT rights.

Still, she's less than enthused by GOProud, a group that she describes as "rogue," and she seems even less impressed by President Obama and the Democratic party's work in support of LGBT rights.

See what she had to say in an interview with Sirius Radio's Michelangelo Signorile after the jump!

Power gays Howard Bragman and Huffington Post and Sirius/XM's Michelangelo Signorile joined Joy Behar last night to discuss one of the most important topics of the decade: MeeMawdonna's recent on-stage nip slip (link NSFW). Cliff Notes version: Howard and Michelangelo support the stunt queen move but Joy wasn't trying to feel it (apologies for the imagery). 

The debate of the century, after the jump...

Over the weekend, Dennis Jay Mayer, one half of the pair arrested on a gay cruise docked in Dominica, told KTLA that he denied having sex in public view on board. Today, other passengers from the Atlantis Events-operated cruise are claiming otherwise. 

Updated Tuesday, 1:25 p.m. EST

The Trans Enlightenment and Defense League has blasted RuPaul for his recent defense of gay men's pejorative use of "tranny." Details follow.

Got a sweet tooth? Looking for a delicious dish this morning? Look no further than Sirius XM, where adept radio host Michelangelo Signorile serves up vehement anti-gay North Carolina state Senator James Forrester his ass on a platter. The results are both sweet and savory and too good to pass up! (Details and video follow.)

Renowned Sirius OutQ host Michelangelo Signorile joins the Gay Street Beat podcast to discuss the Tucson shootings, DADT repeal, marriage equality and gender identity, but it's his answer to Instinct friend and GSB host Jim Ver Steeg's "What would you say to yourself 30 years ago if you could travel back in time?" that you can't miss!

Head to www.gaystreetbeat.com to check out the show.

Congressman Barney Frank appeared on Michelangelo Signorile's radio show yesterday and shocked many listeners with his comments on this weekend’s National Equality March. Labeling the march “useless” and calling for activists to “stay home,” Frank’s stark opinions have resonated throughout the larger GLBT community today.

From Signorile.com (where you can listen to a stream of the conversation):

Barney Frank believes the march this weekend and rally on the mall are "useless" and don't put pressure on the White House. "I literally don't understand how this will do anything," he said. "People are kidding themselves. I don't want people patting themselves on the back for doing something that is useless." Besides, he says, "Barack...