Gaga over Obamacare
(CNN) – President Barack Obama's sweeping health care effort got a star-studded endorsement Wednesday.
Pop superstar Lady Gaga took to her Twitter page to tell followers to sign up for health care, promoting the White House's Affordable Care Act a day after the health care exchanges hit the market.
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Lady Gaga at the White House
Washington (CNN) - Pop superstar Lady Gaga is taking her mission to end bullying to the White House. Gaga met Tuesday with members of the White House Office of Public Engagement about the issue, according to an administration official.
She will not meet with President Obama who traveled to Kansas.
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Clinton hearts Gaga
(CNN) - Bill Clinton revealed his love for Lady Gaga Wednesday night, heaping praise on the Grammy Award-winning singer.
"She is the most talented person though, even if you're an old fogey like me" Clinton said on "The Late Show with David Letterman."
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Lady Gaga attends Obama political event
(CNN) - Pop star Lady Gaga attended a political fundraiser for President Barack Obama in Silicon Valley Sunday evening.
The $35,800-a-person event for about 70 people was hosted under a tent in the yard of Cheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook.
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Gaga on Clinton: Leave her alone
(CNN) - When it comes to fashion, Lady Gaga has Hillary Clinton's back.
Gaga defended the secretary of state Monday in response to recent criticism by "Project Runway" star Tim Gunn, who stirred controversy when he made fun of Clinton's pantsuit-heavy wardrobe last week.
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Political Circus: Bachmann clueless about Lady Gaga
Washington (CNN) - Politics is serious business, but not all the time.
One of Gaga's "little monsters?"
In a word, no.
GOP Rep. Michele Bachmann, who may be eyeing a 2012 presidential run, told ABC's "Good Morning America" that she's pretty clueless about flamboyant music sensation Lady Gaga.
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Political Circus: Harkin's gaga for Lady Gaga
Washington (CNN) - Politics is serious business - but not all of the time.
Harkin's 'Poker Face'
Democrats are learning that music sensation Lady Gaga's presence brings in a younger demographic, media coverage and lots of money. The Hill reports that Sen. Tom Harkin, a Democrat from Iowa, will be raising funds at a Gaga concert in February.
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Pentagon not ga ga for Lady Gaga
Washington (CNN) - The Pentagon is trying to be low-key about today's Lady Gaga rally in Maine. When asked if Pentagon officials would be watching Lady Gaga's rally to urge Senators to repeal "don't ask don't tell" a senior defense official said, "No, not really."
A second defense official says the event is clearly aimed at the political side of the argument, and isn't likely to sway the minds of military officials one way or another.
The top brass is already on record with their opinions: both Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Admiral Mike Mullen have said publicly they support repealing "don't ask don't tell," but the defense official says troops as a whole have wildly different opinions on the issue.
Lady Gaga leading rally against military's 'don't ask, don't tell'
[cnn-photo-caption image= http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/09/17/art.lady.gaga.jpg caption=" Lady Gaga is headed to Maine Monday."] Washington (CNN) – Pop star Lady Gaga will headline a rally in Portland, Maine, Monday calling on the state's two Republican senators to vote yes on taking up a defense bill that includes authorization to repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy toward gay and lesbian servicemembers.
A crucial Senate vote is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon, and supporters of the repeal say that as of now, they do not have the 60 votes needed to overcome a GOP filibuster blocking the bill. Maine Republicans Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe are publicly undecided, and could each potentially provide Democrats the votes they need to bring the issue before the Senate.
Lady Gaga's rally is being organized by Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN), a gay rights group mobilizing grassroots support to repeal the controversial policy. The organization also helped the singer set up a lengthy YouTube video posted Friday urging her fans to call their senators and ask them to support Tuesday's procedural vote.
The singer sent word of the planned rally via twitter Sunday night.
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Lady Gaga leading rally against military's 'don't ask, don't tell'
[cnn-photo-caption image= http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/09/17/art.lady.gaga.jpg caption=" Pop singer Lady Gaga is headed to Main Monday."] Washington (CNN) – Pop star Lady Gaga will headline a rally in Portland, Maine, Monday calling on the state's two Republican senators to vote yes on taking up a defense bill that includes authorization to repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy toward gay and lesbian servicemembers.
A crucial Senate vote is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon, and supporters of the repeal say that as of now, they do not have the 60 votes needed to overcome a GOP filibuster blocking the bill. Maine Republicans Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe are publicly undecided, and could each potentially provide Democrats the votes they need to bring the issue before the Senate.
Lady Gaga's rally is being organized by Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN), a gay rights group mobilizing grassroots support to repeal the controversial policy. The organization also helped the singer set up a lengthy YouTube video posted Friday urging her fans to call their senators and ask them to support Tuesday's procedural vote.
The singer sent word of the planned rally via twitter Sunday night.
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