In 2004 I became increasingly frustrated at the right wing’s use of marriage equality as a wedge issue. What bothered me most was the number of closeted gay men (and […]
Welcome to “The List.” It’s what most people come to BlogActive for, a listing of closeted, anti-gay politicians and high level political staff. The phrase “The List” comes from a […]
Do you have information about closeted, anti-gay politicians and senior political staff? I hope you’ll consider sharing the information with me at BlogActive. In over 7 years of this work […]
In 2007 I met Kirby Dick, the Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker who had most recently been known for his film This Film is Not Yet Rated, about his next project: a […]
This is the BlogActive post where I first reported on the hypocrisy of US Senator Larry Craig. This story was posted nine months before his arrest in a Minneapolis, Minnesota […]
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The Politico piece attracted other media. Here’s an interview I did with public radio in Chicago earlier today.
As visitors here know, I rarely post anymore. I do put up the occasional item and today I’m adding this post and another. The Politico ran a sto ...
I don’t post here anymore, but I did want to make sure I have a place where this interview audio resided. Here’s a recording of an inter ...
Apparently this GOPer, the son of former VP Dain Quayle, doesn’t like it when the tactics are turned back on the GOP. Interestingly, every time ...
As people see, it’s quite rare that I post here. I mostly do it so there is a central place to report on elements of my cases that still appear ...
Not our current Veep…. But this one… Chalk it up to columnist Jack Anderson.
Greetings.
I started this site in response to the use of marriage equality as a wedge issue during the 2004 elections. At the same time politicians and political operators were working against equality they were also living their lives in the closet.
People are entitled to privacy and the exposure of someone's sexual orientation without their permission is unacceptable to me. Reporting on the hypocrisy of those who represent us in government? That's an entirely different matter.
Welcome to BlogActive.com,
Michael Rogers
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