A South Carolina blogger's attempt to "out" Charleston County Councilwoman Colleen Condon didn't have quite the impact he thought he would. 

Why? Because Condon is proudly gay and has no f**ks to give about who knows it. 

More after the jump.

We love Rachel Maddow and we love Wendy Williams, so few things could make us happier than a combo of the two.

Rachel stopped byThe Wendy Williams Showto chat about her new show, but, of course, things turned to more important topics—like her love for Ice Loves Coco and being outed to her parents as a "cocky" 17-year-old.

Rachel gets the Wendy treatment after the jump!

We've imagined Jon Hamm as gay more times than we can count on one Platinum Wet lacquered hand. A Mad Men remix video affords Jon's fictional character Don the same treatment alongside our other silver-fox crush Roger Sterling (sorry, Anderson), just in time for the premiere of season 5! Watch the love story that wasn't, after the jump!

Oh dear. This is messy. 

Arizona Congressional hopeful and star of the 2012 Conservative Political Action Conference, Sheriff Paul Babeu has been outed not only as a gay man, but as a gay man who allegedly threatened to have his Mexican male lover deported if he disclosed their relationship.

Well, consider it disclosed—and how!

Updated Saturday, May 28 2:00 p.m. EST

Georgia State Rep. Rashad Taylor becomes the state's third openly-gay lawmaker after being outed by a series of controversial emails. Read a statement Rep. Taylor just released on the matter after the jump.

Instinct friend JoeMyGod points us to another laundry list of apologies from ex-CA Sen. Roy Ashburn, who as you might recall, was outed for driving home from a Sacramento gay bar while intoxicated.

"I should begin with an apology. I am sincerely sorry for the votes I cast and the actions I took that harmed lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. Just as important to me, I am sorry for not stepping forward and speaking up as an elected official on behalf of equal treatment for all people. For nearly 26 years, the voters in my area of California trusted me as their elected representative. I look back now knowing there is so much more I could have done to inform the public about LGBT people and to fight for equal rights under...