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“I’m cautiously optimistic that Harris’s current momentum is a sign of strength, though momentum can shift quickly,” Lake, who was a top pollster for President Biden in 2020, warned.
The transgender Delaware state senator is on the brink of making history (again) as the first trans person elected to Congress.
“It’s electrifying,” influencer Kamie Crawford said while at the DNC last week. “The energy is just… it’s so joyful and progressive, and I think that’s something we’ve been craving and missing.”
Kamala Harris officiated Kris Perry and Sandy Stier's wedding in 2013, just an hour after the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals lifted the stay on same-sex marriages in California.
From her beginnings as a YouTube sensation to becoming a bona fide multihyphenate, Mila's journey reminds us to think the unthinkable and dream the impossible.
“So many people can see themselves represented in what is being brought forth by Vice President Harris and Gov. Walz,” Butler said.
“America, the path that led me here in recent weeks was no doubt, unexpected, but I’m no stranger to unlikely journeys,” Harris said.
Project 2025, a program drafted by Trump allies, would dismantle LGBTQ+ rights in the U.S.
If the third night of the convention were a film, it would win both best comedy and best drama, writes John Casey.
Walz's speech came after warm-up acts including Bill Clinton and Oprah.
The legendary transgender activist spoke with The Advocate after her passionate speech at the Democratic National Convention.
HRC President Kelley Robinson added to speaker lineup ahead of Pete Buttigieg and Jared Polis.
What innuendo was President Obama making when he mocked Trump with his obsession with crowd size, writes John Casey.
Plus, a memorable state roll call included a transgender woman who shared her pronouns to cheers from the crowd.
“Real American patriotism is loving your country so much that you want to help the people in your country,” he said.
Obama is set to speak tonight, and after 20 years of being the party’s leading voice, he will ostensibly be passing the torch to someone else who will take his place as the Democrats’ top star, writes John Casey.
Keep it here for updates from The Advocate as our senior national reporter, Christopher Wiggins, covers the DNC from the event.
