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Who is Scott Presler? The gay conservative even the RNC won't employ

Several scandals have followed Scott Presler throughout his career, including his support of debunked conspiracy theories such as QAnon and 2020 election denial.

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Obama, Clinton Meet Privately to Discuss Future

Barack Obama met privately with Hillary Rodham Clinton, a likely vice presidential candidate, as the Democratic nominee-in-waiting sought to unite his fractured party against Republican John McCain in November. One of her top supporters, fellow New York senator Charles Schumer, said Friday that Clinton would accept the number 2 spot.

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Who is Scott Presler? The gay conservative even the RNC won't employ

Several scandals have followed Scott Presler throughout his career, including his support of debunked conspiracy theories such as QAnon and 2020 election denial.

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Boehner Hate Crimes Bill is Offensive

Bush slams N.J. marriage ruling on campaign trail

With the GOP doing badly in the polls in front of the midterm election, President Bush has turned to a favored political tool: gay bashing.

Army Secretary: Lifting DADT Is Doable

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The Resistance Can't Let This Happen

Trump has been, as Time says, "for better or for worse," the biggest influencer of 2016.

Watch Trump Tell Gay Supporters at FL Fundraiser 'You Don’t Look Gay'

He made the remarks at his Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago.

Plan B for DADT

House Passes Hate Crimes Senate On Deck

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Would a Justice Kagan Sidestep Gay Issues

Lena Hall on Running the Queer Space on Snowpiercer, Hedwig, & Pride

Tony winner Lena Hall chats with The Advocate about Miss Audrey's fluid sexual identity and running the Night Car on the post-apocalyptic TNT series.

Obama White House Celebrate LGBT Pride

View From Washington: The Briefing

Obama, Clinton Meet Privately to Discuss Future

View From the Hill -- Choi

As stress continues to take its toll on a military stretched to its limits, dismissals of gay soldiers press forward with no sign that the White House has a plan to lift the armed forces' ban.

Boehner Takes the Gavel

Judge: Gay Couples Facing Terminal Illness Can Marry Early in Ill.

Same-sex couples in which one partner has a life-threatening illness can marry immediately instead of waiting for the state's marriage equality law to take effect June 1, a judge has ruled.

View From the Hill: DADT Momentum

COMMENTARY: The issue of repealing "don't ask, don't tell" has been at a virtual standstill for months, but this week the dam started to give way to movement from both the White House and HRC.

Govt to Appeal DADT Injunction

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john gibbs

Several scandals have followed Scott Presler throughout his career, including his support of debunked conspiracy theories such as QAnon and 2020 election denial.

With the GOP doing badly in the polls in front of the midterm election, President Bush has turned to a favored political tool: gay bashing.

View From Washington

Trump has been, as Time says, "for better or for worse," the biggest influencer of 2016.

He made the remarks at his Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago.

Tony winner Lena Hall chats with The Advocate about Miss Audrey's fluid sexual identity and running the Night Car on the post-apocalyptic TNT series.

As stress continues to take its toll on a military stretched to its limits, dismissals of gay soldiers press forward with no sign that the White House has a plan to lift the armed forces' ban.

Same-sex couples in which one partner has a life-threatening illness can marry immediately instead of waiting for the state's marriage equality law to take effect June 1, a judge has ruled.

COMMENTARY: The issue of repealing "don't ask, don't tell" has been at a virtual standstill for months, but this week the dam started to give way to movement from both the White House and HRC.