6 Questions for Mitt Romney on Gay and Transgender Equality
Crosby Burns and Jeff Krehely ask six questions about Gov. Mitt Romney's vague record on gay and transgender issues.
Mitt Romney Doesn’t Support Gay and Transgender Equality
Gov. Mitt Romney does not support the vast majority of laws and policies that make the United States a more fair and equitable country for gay and transgender people as well as their children, write Crosby Burns and Andrew Phifer.
Infographic: Civil Unions and the Two Mitt Romneys
An infographic from Andrew Phifer and Crosby Burns looks at Mitt Romney's devolution on the issue of civil union legislation.
Mitt Romney vs. the Public on Gay and Transgender Equality
Andrew Phifer explains how Mitt Romney's views and flip-flips about marriage equality make him out of touch with the vast majority of Americans.
Perpetuating Inequality
The kinds of laws and policies that Mitt Romney espouses impose financial harm on families headed by same-sex couples and threaten the health and wellness of gay and transgender Americans and their families, write Jeff Krehely and Crosby Burns.
Significant Benefits
Offering health benefits to federal employees’ same-sex partners is a boon to both the gay workforce and the government, writes Crosby Burns.
Turning the Tables
Noel Gordon and Jeff Krehely examine the changing views of the American people and what that could mean for conservative candidates for president.
Interactive: Conservatives on LGBT Issues
Interactive from Noel Gordon and Jeff Krehely reveals the stances of potential Republican candidates for president on LGBT issues.
The Military Has Spoken
The Pentagon’s comprehensive report as well as the testimony of our military leaders should encourage these undecided senators to support repeal now.
Center for American Progress Action Fund Hails Pentagon’s DADT Study Findings
The Center for American Progress Action Fund welcomes the results of a Pentagon study on “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” which found repealing the law would not hurt our military.