by Admin KM Account Editor New | Aug 7, 2013 | Equality, Ken Mehlman, Kenneth Mehlman, LGBT, Marriage
Ken Mehlman recently discussed what he sees as the future of marriage equality. See below for the video, as well as a full transcript. Transcript: Question: What’s next for the marriage equality movement? Ken Mehlman: I think that that’s an answer people...
by Admin KM Account Editor New | Jul 12, 2013 | Equality, Ken Mehlman, Kenneth Mehlman, LGBT, Marriage
“Making the case from a conservative values perspective is an imperative, not an option” Ken Mehlman stated in his recent OUT Magazine article. Mehlman sat down with Aaron Hicklin for a question and answer interview on DOMA, marriage equality, and more. When asked if...
by Admin KM Account Editor New | Jun 24, 2013 | Equality, Ken Mehlman, Kenneth Mehlman, LGBT, Marriage
Ken Mehlman, a private equity executive in Manhattan is working to convince Republicans that gay marriage is consistent with conservative values. Coming out “has been a little bit like the Tom Sawyer funeral, where you show up at your own funeral and you hear what...
by Admin KM Account Editor New | May 24, 2013 | Ken Mehlman, Kenneth Mehlman, Marriage
Ken Mehlman wrote an op-ed in the Las Vegas Sun called Marriage Equality: A Conservative Ideal. He started off the article asking, “What do Vice President Dick Cheney, Gen. Colin Powell, former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, Clint Eastwood and more than 130 top officials...
by Admin KM Account Editor New | Apr 27, 2013 | Ken Mehlman, Kenneth Mehlman, LGBT, Marriage
On April 22, 2013 Ken Mehlman published an op-ed on USA Today about the future of the Republican Party. With the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center this week, he states an important reminder, “We can win the votes of non-whites, but only if we try....
by Admin KM Account Editor New | Apr 23, 2013 | Ken Mehlman, Kenneth Mehlman, LGBT, Marriage
Ken Mehlman recently talked to the Huffington Post about the GOP evolution on gay marriage acceptance. “I think that most of the signers of the [amicus curiae] brief, like other Americans who have increasingly embraced the freedom to marry, are most impacted by what...
