Daily Mail: Trump breaks interview promise and STILL won’t answer same-sex marriage question as gay Republican group says he’s ‘on both sides’ of the issue

by Log Cabin | Mar 8, 2016 | 2016 Election, Donald Trump, Log Cabin Republicans, Marriage Equality

Daily Mail’s David Martosko reports on Donald Trump’s ongoing refusal to clarify his stance on marriage equality, and highlights Log Cabin Republicans’ video campaign. Read more here. 

Mass Live: Republican LGBT group presses Donald Trump on ‘marriage equality’ stance

by Log Cabin | Mar 8, 2016 | 2016 Election, Donald Trump, Log Cabin Republicans, Marriage Equality

Mass Live reporter Shannon Young highlights Log Cabin Republicans’ video campaign calling on GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump to clarify his stance on marriage equality. Read more here 

Fox News: New video questions Trump’s stance on gay marriage

by Log Cabin | Mar 7, 2016 | 2016 Election, Donald Trump, Log Cabin Republicans, Marriage Equality

Fox News highlights Log Cabin Republicans’ new video campaign highlighting Donald Trump’s various positions on LGBT issues and calling on him to clarify where he stands. Read the full article here.

Washington Blade: Log Cabin video hammers Clinton for gay marriage opposition

by Log Cabin | Jan 30, 2016 | 2016 Election, Hillary Clinton, Marriage Equality

Washington Blade’s Chris Johnson reports on Log Cabin Republican’s recent video underscoring Hillary Clinton’s anti-gay record while also highlighting the leadership of LCR allies in Congress. Read more here

Buzzfeed: Gay Republicans Take Aim At Clinton’s Prior Marriage Equality Opposition In Web Ad

by Log Cabin | Jan 30, 2016 | 2016 Election, Hillary Clinton, Marriage Equality

Buzzfeed reporter Chris Geidner highlights the Log Cabin Republicans’ video campaign about Hillary Clinton’s anti-gay past. You can read the full story and watch the video at this link 

Roll Call: Will Pro-LGBT Stances Hurt GOP Senators?

by Log Cabin | Jan 27, 2016 | 2016 Election, Log Cabin Republicans, Marriage Equality, Republican Party

Roll Call reporter Eric Garcia examines whether Republicans up for re-election in 2016 who support marriage equality will be hurt by their stance, noting that the sharp shift in public opinion mostly insulates them from political backlash. Read the full article...