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Rahm Emanuel: in His Own Words by ANDREW DAVIS Building in Which the Interview Was Conducted PAGE 20 PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM WINDY CITY THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 DEC. 15, 2010 TIMES VOL 26, NO. 11 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Rahm Emanuel: In his own words BY ANDREW DAVIS building in which the interview was conducted. Windy City Times: I remember hearing you For Rahm Emanuel, this is the best and worst Rahm talk about how if Mayor [Richard] Daley ever of times. Emanuel. stepped down, you’d like to succeed him. Thanks to a variety of factors—not the least of Photo What is it about the position that you find so OPRAH LOVES GAY- which is name recognition, thanks to his years from attractive? in the Clinton and Obama administrations— Caroline Rahm Emanuel: A couple things. One thing OWNED TEA COMPANY Emanuel is seen as the prohibitive favorite in Weisser is that it’s a great city. It’s been my home; I PAGE 21 the 2011 Chicago mayoral race, with various was born here. My grandfather came to the city polls placing him squarely in the lead. in 1917; he immigrated here from Russia and However, as practically everyone knows, Romania. My uncle’s a police officer and my fa- Emanuel is also in the political fight of his life ther immigrated in 1959 to Chicago, to practice right now, as well over a dozen people have medicine, with my mother. My entire family has challenged his residency. If the electoral board been here. votes against him, he will be out of the race. nated under Clinton. The mayor can get things done, put in place a In addition, the LGBT community is split about On Dec. 10, Emanuel sat in the Center on Hal- set of policies. Sometimes I feel like, when I was Emanuel, with some people linking him to the sted for an exclusive interview with Windy City “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) policy that origi- Times. He talked about the fight regarding his Turn to page 9 residency, DADT and his connection to the very U.S. Senate rejects DADT repeal Out & BY Lisa KEEN MEREDITH KEEN NEWS SERVICE BAXTER interview The Senate has rejected an attempt to bring PAGES 19 about the defense-authorization bill to the floor, ef- fectively killing the prospects for repealing Openly gay actor Alan Cumming “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) this year, and talked with WCT movie critic nightspots likely for years to come. The vote was 57 to 40. Richard Knight, Jr., at the Chicago tDecember 8, 2010 It could not be determined immediately International Film Festival, where 2010 which three senators did not vote. Most mod- Gift Guide the ‘Good Wife’ actor received an erate Republicans, including Massachusetts’ Storied glasses from Brown Elephant. OUTrageous award. Read the talk page 10 Scott Brown, Illinois’ Mark Kirk and Maine’s Pubert’s guide on page 18. Photo by Bob Dowey to better health. Olympia Snowe, voted against allowing the bill page 28 Open up your to the floor. Republican Sen. Susan Collins, who drawers. page 18 was a chief negotiator for trying to get the bill Make your own Bea Arthur to the floor, voted for cloture (a procedure for bag! page 14 ending a debate and taking a vote). Moose’s homo music medley. page 12 It was a dramatic finish and, undoubtedly, viewers saw on the Senate floor just the tip of the iceberg in negotiations that sought to bring about repeal of the military’s ban on openly gay servicemembers. 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Make Show #395 Register your dog and yourself at your own Bea Arthur bag! page 14 Moose’s homo www.UrbanPooch.com music medley. page 12 Find Nightspots on www.WindyCityQueercast.com 4 Dec. 15, 2010 WINDY CITY TIMES ONLINE AT Judges hint at Prop 8 twists and turns WINDYCITYMEDIAGROUP.COM BY REX WOCKNER after 18,000 same-sex couples had married. very messy. NATIONAL NEWS It is unclear if the court will grant the Prop All of this is discriminatory, Olson said. It The effort to undo California’s Proposition 8 8 proponents or Imperial County standing to harms gay Californians. There is no legal rational inched forward Dec. 6 when a three-judge panel allow the appeal to move forward. The judges basis for it. It cannot be “justified,” he said. of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals enter- seemed unimpressed by Imperial County’s desire “California has built a fence around its gay tained nearly three hours of oral arguments from to be let into the case. Among other things, and lesbian citizens and around the institution the attorneys in the case. they seemed annoyed that the deputy county of marriage,” Olson told the judges. “That is a In an ornate courtroom on the third floor of clerk rather than the actual clerk is pursuing the violation of the equal-protection clause and it’s —Martina San Francisco’s historic James R. Browning U.S. move. a violation of the due-process clause.” Navratilova Courthouse, amid murals, stained glass and stat- As to whether the people who put Prop 8 on Attorney Charles Cooper for the Prop 8 pro- hospitalized ues dating to 1905, the attorneys replayed some the ballot should be allowed to step into the ponents told the judges that his case in de- of their main arguments and the judges offered shoes of the state government and defend a fense of Prop 8 centers on “procreation.” —Dustin Lance hints of where the case might go. piece of the state constitution that the state In Cooper’s view, it is rational for the state to Black (left), Log The gay side’s lawyers, who include famed itself refuses to defend, the judges hinted that limit marriage to men and women because the Cabins attorneys Ted Olson and David Boies, sought they might bounce that question off of the Cal- reason marriage exists in the first place is be- upset at HRC to defend U.S.
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