Voices Up! on WSLR 96.5FM in Sarasota, Florida, is more than just a radio show; it's a dynamic platform amplifying LGBTQ+ voices and perspectives. Through insightful talk radio, we aim to educate, inspire, and spark crucial conversations within our community. Our focus extends to politics, encouraging engagement and support for those who are speaking out. We seamlessly blend the worlds of music and politics, exploring the intersection of arts and activism. Join us as we uplift Queer, Trans, and BIPOC voices, providing a space where diverse narratives thrive and resonate. Welcome to Voices Up! where every voice matters.
speak his mind. he s against gay marriage, he s said that on many occasions. he s against equal civil rights for gay couples. he s just afraid to say that. in charleston, there s tremendous huge gay community, many of whom vote republican. let s not forget, this district voted, gave 20 points, 20 point victory to romney over obama. it will be a tough race for elizabeth, but i think she s going to pull it off. after that, mark sanford was asked about the vote and doma, whether he would take that vote again. he channeled the spirit of bill clinton, said do you think president clinton should be condemned based on a mistake he made. he keeps going back to the forgiveness notion as a canned answer, rather than go on the record with an actual opinion it seems. some of those ads were about wrapping up himself in the idea
speak his mind. he s against gay marriage, he s said that on many occasions. he s against equal civil rights for gay couples. he s just afraid to say that. in charleston, there s tremendous huge gay community, many of whom vote republican. let s not forget, this district voted, gave 20 points, 20 point victory to romney over obama. it will be a tough race for elizabeth, but i think she s going to pull it off. after that, mark sanford was asked about the vote and doma, whether he would take that vote again. he channeled the spirit of bill clinton, said do you think president clinton should be condemned based on a mistake he made. he keeps going back to the forgiveness notion as a canned answer, rather than go on the record with an actual opinion it seems. some of those ads were about wrapping up himself in the idea of redemption and christianity.