In an election where every vote is truly going to count, Senator Hillary Clinton is reaching out to the LGBT community one last time before the Tsuami Tuesday, February 5th, when 22 states representing more than 1,600 delegates will weigh in on the Democratic nomination. The candidates need a total of 2,025 delegates to become the nominee and next Tuesday's vote may or may not bring either Clinton or Sen. Barack Obama to that number. Clinton currently has 249 delegates and Obama is at 181. The Advocate will have a constellation of bloggers from New York to Atlanta to L.A. updating our Election 2008 blog throughout the evening next Tuesday as returns come in.
In Logo's interview with Sen. Clinton, news anchor Jason Bellini questions Clinton about her approach to "don't ask, don't tell" and how that might play out if she ran against John McCain in the general election.
The interview will stream at Logo’s 365gay.com, beginning Friday, February 1 at 8:00 p.m. EST and throughout the weekend on Logo, with the first airing tonight at 10:25 p.m. ET/PThttp://www.advocate.com/news_detail_ektid52000.asp
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