JD Vance admits to making up crazy stories to get press attention and says he'll continue doing it
Donald Trump’s running mate said he makes stuff up during a CNN interview.
September 16, 2024
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Donald Trump’s running mate said he makes stuff up during a CNN interview.
Donald Trump’s campaign is just going with unfettered racism now along with stoking fear and discrimination against those living with HIV.
The repeal of Houston’s anti-discrimination law hinged on familiar fear-mongering ('protect the children') and an age-old fanaticism: misogyny.
Signatures have increased hourly after publicity about the petition to cancel 19 Kids and Counting because of the Duggars' anti-LGBT stances.
As FDR stated, we must battle fear, like the kind Trump is hoping will get him reelected and out of jail.
'For a party that's so antigay, they sure pull a lot of stuff at of their ass,' Maher said.
An event meant to encourage empathy and discourage bullying in schools is being demonized as an insidious plot to promote homosexuality.
Arizona became the first state to defeat an amendment to ban same-sex marriage Tuesday, bucking a strong national trend by refusing to change its constitution to define marriage as a one-man, one-woman institution.
As the world pauses to acknowledge Transgender Day of Visibility, it’s important to understand that representation matters.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and beleaguered Attorney General Ken Paxton are both backing North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory’s efforts to defend his state’s transphobic House Bill 2.Â
"Don't praise yourselves for putting a trans woman on primetime then give a platform to someone who wants to abolish my rights," said Connecting's Shakina Nayfack.
The Ted Haggard saga continues -- this time with the announcement there was another man, one the New Life Church paid off. Will the vicious cycle ever end?
The gay Democratic contender responded to a taunt made by Donald Trump at a campaign event in Florida.
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee is trusted far more than her Republican opponent, according to a new poll.
Even though it's settled here, the marriage battle rages on across the globe -- and the movement needs your help, Evan Wolfson writes.