Laura Loomer spews homophobic rant and says Pete and Chasten Buttigieg ‘psychologically abuse’ their kids
Her anti-LGBTQ+ rant was responding to Pete Buttigieg’s mocking Donald Trump for declaring himself the “father of IVF.”
October 17, 2024
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Her anti-LGBTQ+ rant was responding to Pete Buttigieg’s mocking Donald Trump for declaring himself the “father of IVF.”
This kind of outrageous misinformation and the weaponization of HIV is dangerous and perpetuates stigma, advocates say.
The author, former educator, and father of two unveiled the cover of Papa’s Coming Home.
Rachel Maddow asked him whether he would be open to serving as vice president.
The U.S. Transportation secretary got choked up talking about his relationship with his husband as well as what it's like being a dad.
The U.S. Secretary of Transportation laid out the difference between Pride flags and insurrectionist flags.
In a contest for Washington’s most reprehensible couple, it’s a close call.
The author and father didn’t hold back in his evaluation of conservative theatrics lawmakers employ instead of getting things done for their constituents.
The educator and father advocated for transgender kids like Nex Benedict to be able to go to school without being bullied.
The anti-LGBTQ+ creator unleashed homophobic remarks on the Buttigiegs after Chasten criticized her for being unqualified to consult on children’s educational issues.
Buttigieg said that Oklahomans should feel “embarrassed” for having Chaya Raichik and Ryan Walters at the helm of the state’s education policies.
In a revealing interview, the conservative group’s tactics and recent school board election losses highlight the ongoing debate over educational content and LGBTQ+ rights.
U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna has proposed a law supporting parental leave for lawmakers. On Friday, she called out U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg for being able to taking parental leave.
"Our family deserves to be protected," Pete Buttigieg said. "It deserves to be supported just like every American family."
“Leave my kids out of it,” the husband of U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg responded when a queer critic referenced his children in a review.
While he was speaking with CBS News correspondent David Begnaud at the National Book Festival, Buttigieg reflected on the political motivation behind Republican book bans.
The Buttigieg family lives in Traverse City, where the owner of a local salon banned transgender and queer customers.
MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart talks to notable queer people about the state of LGBTQ+ rights in the U.S.
The conversation was funny and personal like his debut book, which comes out on July 2.
The two are dads to twins Penelope and Gus, which makes Pete the first out cabinet member who is a parent.
The Florida governor appears more concerned with targeting the LGBTQ+ community than fixing the state’s transportation problems.