Marjorie Taylor Greene Ousted From House Freedom Caucus
The far-right faction in the House of Representatives kicked out the firebrand Georgia congresswoman after she argued with Rep. Lauren Boebert.
July 6, 2023
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The far-right faction in the House of Representatives kicked out the firebrand Georgia congresswoman after she argued with Rep. Lauren Boebert.
Seemingly influenced by a significant online campaign led by Libs of TikTok’s Chaya Raichik, Maine legislators voted against a bill addressing gender-affirming care for minors.
The Republicans cannot wash the blood off their hands.
Marriage
equality in Maryland came one step closer to reality on
Friday when a circuit court judge declared a
33-year-old law banning same-sex marriage in that state unconstitutional.
James Dobson, founder of the Colorado Springs, Colo.-based antigay religious group Focus on the Family (pictured), has found himself the target of other far-right leaders after voicing support for a Colorado measure that would provide limited rights to same-sex couples.
Lauren Boebert, a far-right anti-LGBTQ+ lawmaker, was caught on video fondling her male date at a family-friendly musical production of Beetlejuice earlier this year. She's decided to run in a safer, redder district in 2024.
The men reportedly called the drag queen host "tranny" and a "pedophile" at the California event attended by families and community members.
One of two groups competing to put a same-sex marriage ban before California voters in 2006 has bowed out of the fight for now, saying the timing and political climate are not right to get such a measure passed.
As they await a New Jersey Supreme Court decision on same-sex marriage in the Garden State, social conservatives say they are prepared to take the fight to the ballot box if they lose in the legal arena.
The war of words between Sims and homophobe Daryl Metcalfe escalates.
Fischer doesn't like that the Supreme Court nominee belongs to the "rabidly pro-gay" Episcopal Church.
A vote for the next Speaker of the House hasn't failed the first round in a century.
Mexico City's assembly voted to legally recognize gay civil unions, a measure that would provide gay couples with social benefits like those of married heterosexuals for the first time in the country's history. Mayor Alejandro Encinas Rodriguez(pictured) has spoken in favor of the bill, approved Thursday, and was expected to sign it into law.