Senator Scott Wiener served a sexy leather daddy look at Folsom Street Fair AGAIN
The gays and conservatives are in a total spiral over the out politician's lewk — but for VERY different reasons.
September 30, 2024
By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Private Policy and Terms of Use.
The gays and conservatives are in a total spiral over the out politician's lewk — but for VERY different reasons.
The California state senate approved a bill Friday that would allow same-sex couples to legally marry, making this the second time in two years that both houses of the California state legislature have passed a marriage equality bill, according to a press release from Equality California.
Butler, the first Black lesbian in the Senate, is serving the remainder of Dianne Feinstein's term, but she won't run for a full term in 2024.
A proposed bill spearheaded by out politician Scott Wiener could serve as a blueprint for the nation.
The California state senate on Tuesday approved legislation that would declare May 22 "Harvey Milk Day," observing the birthday of the openly gay San Francisco city supervisor who was assassinated nearly 30 years ago. The 22-13 vote in favor of the designation, which would create a "day of significance" rather than a state holiday, was along party lines.
By a strong 22-15 vote, the California senate on Friday sent a marriage equality bill to the desk of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who pledged this year that he would veto such legislation. The bill passed the state assembly in June with one vote to spare.
The California senate passed a bill Thursday that would make the historical contributions of LGBT Americans part of the public-school curriculum in the state.
Butler, a Black lesbian, has a long record of history-making activism.
Lee, a longtime LGBTQ+ ally, is expected to seek the seat currently held by Dianne Feinstein.Â
State law would now require candidates to release five years of tax returns to appear. President Trump has yet to do so.Â
The three appeared at a candidates' forum organied by Equality California Saturday and showed support for LGBTQ+ equality across the board.
The California Senate approved a bill to this effect Wednesday.
There has never been an out LGBTQ+ senator from California.
The California senator chose Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to make it official.