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“It is alarming that your campaign would have produced/distributed/promoted this ad with false information, especially with minor children involved,” a school official wrote in an email to the Republican senator’s campaign.
Donald Trump is using fear of transgender people to try to win the election.
Donald Trump and the GOP have targeted trans people in the closing days of the election. Data suggests that’s not a winning strategy.
While Trump and Republicans aren’t winning over voters with transphobic ads, they are succeeding at making Americans skeptical of trans rights.
Amid classified documents, a Department of Justice subpoena, and trying to ramp up a presidential run, Pence’s most urgent matter is creating an anti-transgender ad.
McBride and Chris Hayes explored the significance of her election as the first out transgender member of Congress, a landmark victory amid a divisive election season dominated by ineffective anti-trans ads.
The ad is the second one from a Democratic candidate in a swing state responding to an onslaught of anti-trans advertising.
Donald Trump may have won in part based on lies Republicans spread about a vulnerable minority of Americans.
The final weeks of the gubernatorial contest have featured a series of one-upmanship ads about who will be the most anti-trans governor.
He also left his Michigan supporters waiting for hours as he rambled on the popular Spotify program.
The Senate candidate -- like many Republicans-- believes transphobia is the quickest way to victory.
The worst offenders include America First Legal, run by former Trump aide Stephen Miller (pictured), and U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio.
Representative-elect McBride stated in response to the question on trans people and Democratic losses, "The party that was focused on culture wars and trans people was the Republican Party."
The Trump campaign has painted the vice president as an extremist on trans issues.
The ad features former and current nonbinary and transgender members of the Biden-Harris administration.
The ads make misleading claims about gender-confirmation procedures and say trans athletes will destroy girls' sports.
The interview came a day after a strong Harris response to a transgender question during a Fox News interview, signaling that the ticket will not abandon transgender rights in response to ads.
LGBTQ+ youth are afraid, confused, and anxious about the outcome of the election, The Trevor Project said. Here are some resources.
Gov. John Bel Edwards vetoed a similar bill last year. He hasn't said what he'll do now.
The subject of trans people’s participation in sports came up early in the hour-long Texas U.S. Senate debate.
