There is absolutely no question in my mind:

PRESIDENT OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT. He is often criticized for being imperfect on LGBT issues, but he has done more than any US President, EVER for us. You can find a list here. RMoney, on the other hand, stands against us, as does his new running mate Paul Ryan, who has a ZERO rating from the HRC. He once voted for the non-inclusive ENDA, but that's it. He voted against ending DADT, against allowing same-sex couples in DC to adopt, etc.... It's frankly hard for me to imagine anyone being so self-hating as to support the Republican 2012 ticket.

ELIZABETH WARREN FOR SENATE. Scott Brown votes against LGBT people most of the time. And I disagree with his positions on so many other issues as well. Some people say he's bipartisan and would continue to represent a moderate voice in the Senate. Frankly, I believe that the Republican party controls its members such that they almost always vote in lockstep (just look at their congressional record). They vote against their party only strategically -- when their vote will help them get re-elected and won't be the deciding vote anyway. I have no illusion that should Scott Brown be reelected for 6 more years, his so-called bipartisanship will evaporate. He has received huge amounts of corporate dollars and he is owned. Also, voting for Brown risks putting the Senate under Republican control, a terrifying thought. A vote for Warren, to me, is a vote for working families, for consumers, for LGBT equality, and more. 

This is easy: Obama for President, Warren for Senate, and Joe Kennedy for Congress.  Here's just one, among the many reasons: with Obama and a Democratic Senate, DOMA might really go away in the next four years.  If Romney gets in and the Republicans get the Senate, even if the Supreme Court goes our way on this one, you'd better believe that the Republicans would do everything possible to negate the effect of a Court Decision about DOMA.  And, while we're on the subject of the Supreme Court, consider that the next president may well have several appointments to make...

President Barack Obama for President, Elizabeth Warren for Senate, Joe Kennedy for Congress.  And may we get MORE Demos than Repugs so that we can GET OUR WORK DONE for "we, the people!"