Homophobic DeSantis Campaign Staffer Cheers at LGBTQ+ Families Fleeing Florida
For Republicans it’s all about subtraction instead of addition.
April 18, 2023
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For Republicans it’s all about subtraction instead of addition.
Christina Pushaw conflated LGBTQ+ education with "grooming."
She tweeted earlier this month that those against Florida's "don't say gay" bill were probably groomers, a term for someone who sexually abuses children.
Social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook stood idly by and allowed right-wing users to attack LGBTQ+ people as "groomers."
An analysis by the Daily Dot shows how far-right outlets, working closely with Gov. Ron DeSantis's administration, rallied to support the law.
An act of retaliation against Disney for opposing the "don't say gay" law could saddle the state's citizens with a $1 billion bill.
Desperate to validate the "don't say gay" bills, Florida Republicans stoop to new lows calling LGBTQ+ advocates groomers.
Casey Flores denies that he was "compelled to resign" as officials said and instead says he quit because he's moving to Florida for love.
The focus on transgender rights seems to come from DeSantis's drop in the polls.
Gianna Palmo says Palm Beach Atlantic University withdrew its offer because of an Instagram post of her kissing her girlfriend by a Pride flag.
Many have defended the proposed legislation as being about discussing sexual activities in elementary schools.
(CNN) Contentious laws went into effect in Florida during the summer recess that restrict how schools teach topics linked to race and sexual orientation.
Despite what some of the people associated with Gays Against Groomers claim, the group is a political outfit of right-wing operatives and not a grassroots organization.
Mamet made the accusations on a Fox News show while voicing support for Florida's "don't say gay" law.
Just a day after he signed an anti-trans bill into law, the governor used his veto power to deny funding to LGBTQ+ services, including mental health care for survivors of the Pulse tragedy.
As the midterms reach their fever pitch, a look at the origin of the slurs Republicans are using against LGBTQ+ people this election cycle.
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the "don't say gay" bill into law in March. Other states have followed suit, attempting to pass their own versions.