NOM Exposed is a campaign-style operation that tracks and challenges the anti-gay National Organization for Marriage as it tries to influence elections and legislative campaigns across the country.
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Video: One-time Pride Queen Karyme Lozano trades in her rainbow boa for a nice NOM button
September 30, 2010,
Former San Francisco Gay Pride Queen Karyme Lozano is on tour with Vota Tus Valores, comparing sexual orientation to the temptations of chocolate.
Day 3 on NOM’s California tour: Vota Tus Valores gets more than they bargained for
September 30, 2010,
Vota Tus Valores continues rolling through California - and Alfonso Aguilar loses his cool.
Judge Vaughn Walker announces retirement
September 30, 2010,
Judge Vaughn Walker, who found California's gay marriage ban unconstitutional, is retiring.
NOM at the Jelly Belly tour stop: Signs that this just may be one long foodie road trip
September 29, 2010,
The NOM-supported VotaBus Tour of California rolled into Jelly Belly in Fairfield today - but it's not clear how the visit ties into their stated mission of meeting Latino voters.
NOMsense, plain and simple (-minded)
September 29, 2010,
NOM is using some questionable data in their Prop 8 amicus brief.
NOM to Spend Another $425,000 to Attack Gov. Lynch and Marriage Equality
September 29, 2010,
NOM has purchased $425,000 in advertising in New Hampshire - likely for negative ads against Governor John Lynch, who supports equality.
Catholic Hierarchy Engages with NOM in Fighting MN Marriage Equality
September 29, 2010,
Some Minnesota Catholics are pushing back on the Church's attempt to speak out against marriage equality in advance of the state's gubernatorial election.
Today on the NOM California tour, we’ll find out if Jelly Belly has jelly in their bellies
September 29, 2010,
Jelly Belly says they weren't aware NOM planned a rally at their Fairfield factory.
NOM uses kids to attack pro-marriage Maine candidates
September 29, 2010,
After the Summer FOR Marriage, What’s Next for Marriage Equality?
September 28, 2010,
Important lower-court wins around marriage discrimination, support from compelling and sometimes surprising voices, and promising new polling made 2010 the “Summer FOR Marriage.”