Homophobe Scott Lively: Trump Was Too Pro-Gay, So God Let Him Lose
It's the latest of the anti-LGBTQ+ minister's many preposterous claims.
January 28 2021 3:31 PM
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It's the latest of the anti-LGBTQ+ minister's many preposterous claims.
Some of Trump's most fervent supporters feel betrayed by the move, although they're reluctant to blame him specifically.
Former ambassador Rufus Gifford (left) lost his primary, but at least Scott Lively (right) will not be the GOP nominee for governor.
The anti-LGBTQ minister's claim comes in a case brought against him for spreading hate in the African nation.
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The extremist's export of hate to Uganda has cost him a lot of money — and may bankrupt his ministry.
Mike Huckabee and Rand Paul, both potential Republican presidential candidates, join the likes of Scott Lively in a new doc on the gay movement's 'persecution' of Christians.
Lively says he wants to influence U.S. policy toward Russia, which he lauds for 'standing up against the homosexual agenda.'
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The decision shows Ugandans are not his 'puppets,' says the antigay minister, who is being sued for spreading homophobia in the nation.
Fringe pastor Scott Lively claims a revolution is at hand to fight the gay agenda.
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Scott Lively attributes the invasion of Ukraine somehow to Russia's conflicts with the U.S. and European Union over LGBT rights.
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