| "With no federal employment protections, too many LGBT workers are at risk of losing their jobs and their livelihoods," HRC president says. HRC and others are urging Obama to issue an executive order banning contractors from LGBT discrimination. |
| You can thank Stephen Colbert for giving Hillary Clinton's husband a nudge into the 21st century. Update: as of Tuesday, April 9th, @PrezBillyJeff's Twitter feed has yet to be verified and still includes only one Tweet. |
| Jana Winter faces jail over a story on the Aurora massacre. |
| "What's more important?" he asks in Connecticut. "Our children or an A grade from the gun lobby?" Meanwhile, in Washington, another sign of the uphill battle. |
| Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen has been critical of the power couple's trip to Cuba, questioning on TMZ who from Treasury approved the trip. "Thanks guys, I love your show." |
| Things got personal for the Majority Leader during a speech about gun violence prevention. |
| Influential conservative leader Jim DeMint bluntly warns, "I’m not going to be an apologist for the Republican Party." |
| A new buzzword. After passing bills for gun control, a gas tax, and a death penalty repeal, O'Malley says he's about results, not liberalism. |
| "We intend to create an atmosphere of fun, and the spirit and theme were never intended to cause offense or harm," Flaunt Magazine says. |
| The NRSC is calling on organizations such as the DNC, DSCC, Think Progress, Mother Jones, American Bridge, and others to denounce a secret recording of Sen. Mitch McConnell discussing opposition research on Ashley Judd they described as "Watergate-style tactics." McConnell's campaign manager said Tuesday they are working with the FBI to investigate how the tape -- which was published today by Mother Jones -- was recorded. |
| Ad claims New Jersey is "falling behind." The first negative ad campaign ahead of Gov. Christie's reelection and a possible presidential bid in 2016 has six figures behind it. |
| A modified invite after controversy over a Coachella party. |
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