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Beggs said that not only did Cruz not get his permission to use his image in the ad, but that it failed to mention that he was forced to compete against women because the state's laws prevented him from competing against men.
ThinkProgress offers up a list of the companies that are giving over $25,000 to right wing attack ad groups.
There's a donnybrook in Ireland over a campaign ad that paints leaders of the opposition as a gay couple, as if there could be anything worse.
The right-wing group suggested followers call their local Allstate insurance agents and express disappointment about the ad.
It's never been done before, so The Advocate demonstrates what a negative campaign commercial might look like against an anti-LGBT candidate.
An Air Force veteran and his husband claim they were exploited for politcal purposes after the Tennessee Republican Party used their wedding photo to attack a Democratic opponent.
Republicans have spent $65 million on attack ads that target 0.6 percent of the population. Here's all the context they're missing.
Gov. Bruce Rauner denies that the ad, portraying his challenger marrying the Illinois House speaker, is antigay.
Brian Edwards and Tom Privitere have been Photoshopped into poster husbands for an antigay campaign mailer.
The ad features a bipartisan group of leaders denouncing the ban.
After his co-star Eric Stonestreet won an Emmy for Best Supporting Actor for playing the other half of gay dads Cam and Mitch on Modern Family, Jesse Tyler Ferguson is taking to the airwaves to expose the truth about Stonestreet.
“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.
The presidential hopeful stopped by the MSNBC studios for a special interview with the popular political talk show host.
"It doesn't even work," the trans actor reminded viewers on The Daily Show.
The Democratic presidential front-runner has set her sights on the general election.
Holden White, 19, had his wrists and throat cut in the attack last year.
The last day to enroll in a health plan under the Affordable Care Act is January 31.
The group's leader says the ad was designed to "drag the platform committee through the coals."
