Determining that the "culture wars are over" and that the "republicans have lost," former Romney Campaign Senior Adviser Dave Kochel has come out in support of marriage equality. 

Boy, a lot has changed since we were in high school in the '90s '00s last year! (We don't need to age ourselves.)

Meet us after the jump for the thought provoking video and transcript displaying Jacob Rudolph's very public coming out speech before more than 300 of his classmates. 

Today was a great day in Philadelphia for the LGBT community, as it was the groundbreaking of the new John C. Anderson LGBT Senior Housing Project.

More info (and more colorful shovels!) after the jump.

Who would've imagined that three lovable grandmas who've decided to watch the Kardashian sex tape gave us more classic one-liners than the RuPaul's Drag Race finale? Follow the jump to watch the most excitement Shady Pines has seen in years! (Video is NSFW for language.)

In our third high school-related post of the morning (the kids are all right, indeed!), students at a Minnesota Catholic High School apparently stood up for marriage equality and the LGBT during an anti-gay assembly. 

President Obama's Senior Adviser David Plouffe did the "Quick! Look over there!" choreography that has been danced by the White House lately whenever its representatives are asked about marriage equality during a Sunday broadcast of ABC's This Week.

So, what does Plouffe have to say about the President Obama's thoughts on making marriage equality a plank in the 2012 Democratic platform? 

Working for a year's supply of Franzia chardonnay boxes for the home, this adorable group of seniors staged a Christmas flash-mob at a Kansas Target. 

The news may have been drowned out by the applause the gay blogosphere directed Hillary Clinton's way, but on Tuesday the White House had another great gay moment: a meeting with Lady Gaga to discuss anti-bullying initiatives. Details follow.

Thank Gaga! Finally we'll have a fierce place in the Big Apple to spend our Golden Years when the time comes. Read about the Sage LGBT Senior Center after the jump.

Cementing his place as one of the gay community's top allies in the country, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has added his signature to a bill allocating state services to the LGBT senior community. Details follow.

How many more bipartisan polls will it take for hate groups like the National Organization against for Marriage to get it through their thick (literally) heads that a majority of folks nowadays actually support equality for all Americans? The latest poll in the salvo of support comes by word of a new bipartisan survey revealing that over the past 15 years, the American attitude has shifted to supporting same-sex marriage. 

Gay microsite's are certainly the haute Internet property of the day. The latest to jump on the trend is the AARP, which today launches a microsite dedicated to the under-marketed LGBT senior population.