Brett Kavanaugh Is a Looming Disaster for LGBT, HIV-Positive People
Amid all the chaos, Trump and company hope they can slip this ideologue into the nation's highest court. HRC's Chad Griffin sounds the alarm.
JULY 31 2018 6:00 AM
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Amid all the chaos, Trump and company hope they can slip this ideologue into the nation's highest court. HRC's Chad Griffin sounds the alarm.
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