As the knock-down
drag-out race for the Democratic presidential
nomination wears on, LGBT political insiders have begun
speculating about possible administration gigs. If
Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton goes on to win in
November, who might the new president tap for high-level
appointments or key White House staff? The
Advocate offers a sneak peek at a few of the contenders
for both camps -- and a couple of unaffiliated talents
either candidate may draft.
If election 2008
sweeps a Democratic administration into office, who in
our community might be walking the halls of the White House
and weighing in on key policy decisions? The
Advocate takes a look at some potential power
players.
After his partner
criticized the Democratic National Committee for not
doing enough on gay issues, Donald Hitchcock lost his job as
the group's director of fund-raising from gay donors.
Coincidence? Hitchcock thinks not. He sued the
DNC, chairman Howard Dean, and two others this
May--and speaks to the media for the first time in
this exclusive interview.