Openly Gay Congressman

Apr 27, 2015 · Mark Takano, Openly Gay Congressman, Feels ‘Sorry’ For Opponents Of Same-Sex Marriage. NEW! HIGHLIGHT AND SHARE. Highlight text to share via Facebook and

First openly gay man non-incumbent elected in the United States (and first openly gay person elected to public office in California) – Harvey Milk,

The 113th Congress has the highest number of LGBT members in the institution’s history. There are currently seven openly gay, lesbian or bis

Jan 24, 2013 · The 113th Congress includes six openly gay and bisexual members in the House and a lesbian in the Senate, a significant change from the past.

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Former Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank, the nation’s first openly gay member of Congress and liberal darling, implied in a recent interview that he is also a

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In February 2009, Frank was one of three openly gay members of Congress, Gay, Jewish Congressman, Frank dated women in an effort to deny his homosexuality.

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New York Rep Sean Patrick Maloney, 47, became the second openly-gay congressman to marry in office when he wed longtime partner Randy Florke, 51, in a ceremony on

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Oct 14, 2006 · Gerry E. Studds, the first openly gay member of Congress and a demanding advocate for New England fishermen and for gay rights, died early Saturday at

List of Openly Gay US Politicians, loosely ranked by fame and popularity. While a 2013 Gallup Poll revealed that the majority of Americans support gay marriage, the

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New York’s first openly gay congressman was married Saturday. Sean Patrick Maloney, a Democrat elected to New York’s 18th Congressional District in 2012, married

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