The Anti-LGBT Pols Who Could Replace Paul Ryan as GOP Leader
Speaker of the House Ryan says he won't seek reelection, leading to speculation about who'll be the next House Republican leader.
April 11 2018 11:41 AM
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Speaker of the House Ryan says he won't seek reelection, leading to speculation about who'll be the next House Republican leader.
A former House speaker and GOP majority leader have stated the claims of Paul Ryan's resignation are false.
Ryan's 2018 "pro-white" GOP primary opponent Paul Nehlen went too far even for Breitbart.
If Trump does the world a favor and resigns, life won't magically turn into sunshine and rainbows -- certainly not for LGBT people.
Donald Trump says that as a businessman he had to be bipartisan. That could be what Cook is doing.
Although the House speaker was quick to criticize the president, he broke with Donald Trump in declaring, "I do not think a Muslim ban is in our country's interests."
The former vice-presidential candidate won the top spot in the House of Representatives with a comfortable 236 votes.
The Republicans will submit his nomination to the full House tomorrow, and approval is expected, but it's not a positive development for LGBT Americans.
A right-wing leader thinks the antigay Rep. Paul Ryan shouldn't be the next House speaker because he's a 'Trojan horse' for the 'homosexual lobby.'
The outgoing speaker has been no ally, but certainly neither has Ryan, who today said he'd consider the job.
Paul Ryan has voted to ban same-sex marriage and adoption by gay couples, and he voted against repealing the "don't ask, don't tell" ban on gays serving openly in the military.