- Former Indiana Congressman Chris Chocola has been tapped as president of the anti-tax group Club for Growth to replace Pat Toomey who is expected to run again Sen. Arlen Specter.
- Right-wing activists are upset with the new head of the Massachusetts Republican Party for saying that “social issues are personal issues … I am not legislating anyone’s personal views.”
- Congressman Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) has joined the hate crimes scaremongering, saying that if the legislation passes pastors, rabbis, or imams could be charged with encouraging or inducing a “hate crime” if they preach against homosexuality.
- The Susan B. Anthony List claims that its activists sent more than 25,000 letters to the Senate in opposition to Dawn Johnsen.
- Steve Deace has a lot more questions than answers about how marriage equality came to his home state of Iowa.
- Gov. Bobby Jindal knocked down rumors that he was going to run for the Senate in a challenge to Sen. David Vitter.
- Thomas Road Baptist Church has merged with Gleaning for the World, an international relief organization.
- Michael Steele will not be attending the Log Cabin Republicans’ annual convention.
- Finally, Alan Keyes appears to have ticked off a lot of Ron Paul supporters by claiming to have taught Paul everything he knows about the Federal Reserve.
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