Obviously tired of being on the losing team of haters, Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown attempts to drop a smoke bomb by telling folks to just "move on" from the marriage equality "issue" in Massachusetts. The full quote and video after the jump!

OK. Ready to ask GOProud to open its bi-fold and remove its gay card? We certainly are after the "gay" conservative group unveiled its 2012 agenda on Thursay with one glaring, jaw-dropping item. 

The inevitable tide of love and tolerance we've been told to expect to wash over the country is evident in a new poll from NBC/Wall Street Journal. Details follow.

The National Organization for Marriage and the Archdiocese of Newark have found themselves likely bedfellows in their attempts to ruin the lives of LGBT folks in New Jersey. 

Gov. Chris Christie isn't the only big-time politician speaking about marriage equality in more ambiguous terms than usual. On Thursday night, President Obama hinted at an evolution on the social issue by opposing efforts seeking to repeal New Hampshire's marriage equality law. Details follow. 

Following Ricky Martin's public condemnation of Puerto Rico's effort to stop protecting its LGBT citizens from hate crimes, the island's Governor Luis Fortuño has indicated that he opposes changing the current law as well. Details follow. 

Between today and June 20th, there are only six more days of legislating left in the New York State Senate, meaning time is running out to score the handful of votes necessary to pass marriage equality in the state. Current numbers show that four more "yes" votes might end discrimination against same-sex couples in New York. Follow the jump for information on how to help.

The Westboro "Baptist Church" and Minnesota GOP couldn't be more at odds with the Christian base they pretend to be appeasing...if a just-released poll from the Human Rights Campaign is any indication.