Kate discusses women's basketball, an LGBT retirement community and Bill Richardson's endorsement of (and beard for) Barack Obama.

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Kate takes on Dick Cheney and John McCain’s “Spring Break” visit to Iraq; money and mortgage woes; and the downfall of NY Gov. Eliot Spitzer.

Plus, her thoughts on The L Word...

Kate dons shoulderpads in homage to retiring Packers QB Brett Favre, and discusses Maureen Dowd’s rantings in this week’s NY Times.

Kate sings show tunes about Ohio and Texas (and hey, she can sing!) and reports on fund-raisers and the ImageOut Film Festival. (She's the Ryan Seacrest of community dinners.)

Plus, how to reply when Senator Ted Kennedy asks you how you're doing; and does a TiBette reunion signal an Iran-Iraq solution?

Kate talks about Black History Month, Women’s History Month, and discrimination against transgender people in Maryland.

She also explains the mysterious strategy of "saging the White House."

Kate praises Tina Fey's (temporary) return to SNL, disparages the Hillary Haters in the media, and laments the Oscars ads.

She also gives her thoughts on Ralph Nader stepping into the presidential race.

Kate's still in Arizona, speculating about whether Cindy McCain's aggression — not to mention John McCain's own shady past — have sabotaged the McCain candidacy.

Plus, Ron Paul bumper sticker sightings (sadly, not RuPaul), red rocks and how sexism in the media can block your chi.

Kate visits Arizona and talks about John McCain and the speculation around his VP choice, which is rumored to include Kay Bailey Hutchison and Condoleeza Rice (!).

She also comments on Jane Fonda's recent slip-up on The Today Show.

Kate is revved up after the NGLTF "Creating Change" conference in Detroit, where she partied down with the gay youth of America, and she talks about why she thinks we might be seeing the end of patriarchy.

Plus, why Kate loves women's basketball!

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Kate talks about how the media covered Super Tuesday, why power is sexy, and what she's doing in Detroit.

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Political comedian Kate Clinton talks about her life prior to comedy (teaching high school English), how she got her first gig and why she became interested in politics.

Alas, Kate McKinnon is MIA for this one. We miss you, Kate!

Check back tomorrow for another Celesbian Interview, and watch previous episodes here.

Kate celebrates the Super Bowl and talks about why democracy is in trouble.

Kate talks about arguing with Holly Near over supporting Hillary Clinton, John McCain’s choice for Vice-President, and this week’s big Obama/Clinton debate (they went “mano a fe-mano!”).

Kate has a moment of silence for Fred Thompson, praises Barack Obama and talks about the connection between the war and the economy.

Plus, more answers to viewer questions!